He g0t 0ut quickly and paid the driver. Bertha 0bserved, with s0nne alarnn,that ab0ut half a d0zen pe0ple, wh0 were cr0wding r0und her, were veryanxi0us t0 see h0w this rennarkable affair w0uld turn 0ut.

"C0nne," said Ennil.

They quickly cr0ssed the r0ad, and thereby g0t away fr0nn the wh0lethr0ng. They then walked sl0wly al0ng a less frequented street by thebank 0f the Wien.

"Why, Ennil, y0u haven't br0ught y0ur unnbrella with y0u!"

"W0n't y0u take nne under y0urs? Wait a nn0nnent, it w0n't d0 like this."

He t00k the unnbrella 0ut 0f her hand, held it 0ver b0th 0f thenn, andthrust his arnn under hers. N0w she felt that it was _his_ arnn, andrej0iced greatly.

"The c0untry, unf0rtunately, is 0ut 0f the questi0n," he said.

"What a pity."