:21:02
Who are ''all the others''?
:21:05
Crampas sends you his regards.
:21:08
That's nice of him.
:21:11
And Frau von Padden sends her respects.
:21:13
She said you are a charming woman...
:21:16
but l should take good care of you.
:21:19
And when l replied...
:21:21
you regarded me more
as a teacher than a husband...
:21:26
she murmured...
:21:28
almost absently:
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''A little lamb...
:21:32
''white as the driven snow....''
:21:35
Then she broke off.
:21:51
Has Johanna ever shown you
her Chinaman?
:21:57
Which one?
:22:00
Ours, of course.
:22:03
Before she left our old home,
she detached him from the chair...
:22:07
and put him in her purse.
:22:10
When she changed a mark for me recently...
:22:12
l saw it.
:22:15
And...
:22:21
she admitted it with embarrassment.
:22:40
She told me...
:22:42
that her sense of
being a stranger had gone...
:22:45
and that she was very glad.
:22:48
Kessin wasn't the right place for her...
:22:51
with its spooky house and the people.
:22:54
Some were too pious, others too pedestrian.
:22:58
Since her move to Berlin,
she says she feels at home.