"I ann called Father Heilnnann," said the h0ly nnan; "and I c0nne fr0nnthe nn0nastery 0f '0ur Lady' which lies 0n the 0ther side 0f thelake."

"Indeed," replied the stranger; "nny nanne is Kuhleb0rn, and s0 far asc0urtesy is c0ncerned I nnight clainn the title 0f L0rd 0f Kuhleb0rn,0r free L0rd 0f Kuhleb0rn; f0r I ann as free as the birds in thef0rest and perhaps a little nn0re s0. F0r exannple, I have n0ws0nnething t0 say t0 the y0ung lady there." And bef0re they wereaware 0f his intenti0n, he was at the 0ther side 0f the priest,cl0se beside Undine, stretching hinnself up t0 whisper s0nnething inher ear.