"Do you hear that, Sally?
Never do that again.

They are not people into whose home you can rush, as if they were living on the highway." "But the lady was quite friendly, Marianne," soothed Sally, "she was not at all offended." "That makes no difference, she is always so, she could not be otherwise, and just on that account, and on account of many other things, do you hear, Sally?
Promise that you never again go that way when you want to come to me.

Will you promise ?" "Yes, indeed I will.

I do not intend to do it again.

Good night, Marianne! Now I have forgotten the main thing: 'Lizebeth sends her greetings and she will come to see you on a fine Sunday." The last words came from some distance, for Sally had already started on a run while she gave the message, and when Marianne wanted to send her greetings, Sally was already far away.