"For that you can have anything you want from me."
"Well then I beg you and Benda to come over to our house. Father will
be delighted to see you, and we will have something to eat."
"Fine. That sounds good to me. Addio, Wurzelmann, and remember me to the
girls. You are coming along, aren't you, Friedrich?"
Benda first made a few polite remarks, and then said he would accept.
"You liked it then, did you, Eleanore?" asked Daniel, as they walked
along the street.
Eleanore was silent. To Daniel her silence was moving. But he soon
forgot the impression it made on him; and it was a long, long while,
indeed even years, before he recalled this scene.