I fear I might forget it.

Brauer.

Very well; I am going down to look after the cow. Will you come, wife?

Mrs. Brauer.

[_Rising and putting up her handwork_.] Yes, dear.

Brauer.

[_To_ Marie.] And one thing more,--don't you put your foot outside of

the gate without an escort hereafter! Understand? Not once!

Marie.

But why not, papa dear?

Brauer.

After what has happened? But I never heard of such a thing--never, as

long as I----

Mrs. Brauer.

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