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"A swarm of colors, noise and screaming, Music and sights, past any dreaming, The rattle of wheels going late and early, -- All draw the looker-on into the hurly-burly. " TH. OVERSKOU.
A few days passed on. Otto heard nothing of German Heinrich or of his sister. Peter Cripple seemed not to be in their confidence. All that he knew was, that the letter which he had conveyed to Otto was to be unknown to any one beside. As regarded German Heinrich, he believed that he was now in another part of tire country; but that at St. Knud's fair, in Odense, he would certainly find him.