She will tell us where to go." Uncle Philip glanced back for his sister, who had remained behind with Mea and Bruno.

While the uncle was amusing the younger ones, the two others were eagerly talking over their special problems with her, so that they got ahead very slowly.
"To which side shall we go now?
As you know the way so well, please tell us where to go," said the uncle when the three had approached.
The mother replied that Uncle Philip knew the paths as well as she, if not even better.

As long as the decision lay with her, however, she chose the height to the left from which there was a clear view of the castle.
"Then we'll pass by Apollonie's cottage," said Kurt.

"I am glad! Then we can see what Loneli is doing after yesterday's trouble.

She is the nicest child in school." "Let us go there," the uncle assented.