Studentenalmanak 1907 - pagina 176

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would answer me, she would not be a respectable girl and

I would no more love her". So he began to hope and soon

believed, that once there would come a day he would

make her acquaintance; then he would be absolutely happy!

S h e liked to go to bed early and lay awoke and

think of him, till at last she came to the same conclusions

and her greatest wish became, that he might speak to her.

But, as a respectable girl, she would not have allowed

him speaking to her in the street, so that she began to

wait for some miracle, that would came and bring them

together.

B u t . . . . the miracle had not yet come nor had the

day of making each other's acquaintance, when s h e was

forced to give up her place and even leave the town, so

that, one morning, h e did not meet her at the accustomed

hour and place.

H e never, saw her again. — Yet, they would have

been such a nice couple, and would have loved each other

so truly. — But it was impossible — because she was a

respectable girl!

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