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Thomas appeared with the Kröger calèche. The day was at hand.
The young man arrived at ten o'clock in the forenoon and took a bite with the family in the living-room. They sat together as on the first day, except that now summer was over; it was too cold and windy to sit in the verandah; and -- Morten was not there. He was in Göttingen. Tony and he had not even been able to say goodbye. The Captain had stood there and said, "Well, so that's the end of that, eh!"