lost in the station yesterday afternoon was very uneasy about him for
every reason. 2. She was pale and tearful ("plorema") when I saw her,
and looked in every direction in a most impatient manner. 3. There was
an expression of fear upon her face and she went as quickly as possible
to a nearby policeman, and said a few ("kelkajn") words to him. 4. I
heard the last words, and at once said to myself "It is now only ten
minutes past two. 5. My train will leave ("foriros") at half-past two,
so I have time to help." 6. I said to the blue-garbed policeman "During
the next ("sekvontajn") twenty minutes I shall not be busy. Do you
desire my help?" 7. He answered "Yes, you are very kind ("gxentila").
The son of that lady has been lost. 8. According to her description, he
is a yellow-haired blue-eyed five-year-old, and apparently ("sxajne")
too restless ("movema"). 9. I shall find him as soon as possible,
nevertheless I shall gladly accept your help. 10. The child is dressed
in white and wears a red hat." 11. As ("cxar") I am not at all lazy
("mallaborema"), I went along the stationary ("nemoveblaj") tables
as-far-as the end of the station, and there I saw that-sort-of child,
looking at the magazines and newspapers. 12. I led him to the lady, who
with tears in