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Her lover affirmed repeatedly that he wished to live forever at her side, that he was not thinking of abandoning her because of what she had said: and he even pledged his word of honor that he would aid her in everything that she might consider possible and worthy of him. Thus Captain Ulysses Ferragut impetuously decided his destiny. When his beloved again took him to the doctor's home, he was received by her just as though he really belonged to the family.
She no longer had to hide her nationality.
Freya simply called her _Frau Doktor_ and she, with the glib enthusiasm of the professor, finally succeeded in converting the sailor, explaining to him the right and reason of her country's entrance into war with half of Europe. Poor Germany had to defend herself.
The Kaiser was a man of peace in spite of the fact that for many years he had been methodically preparing a military force capable of crushing all humanity.
All the other nations had driven him to it; they had all been the first in aggression.
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