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Ticket No. """"9672""""

CHAPTER XV
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In fact, he particularly requested it in the last lines he ever wrote, and I think his wishes should be obeyed." "But the ticket is no longer in Hulda's possession," remarked Joel, "and we do not even know into whose hands it has passed." "Nevertheless, I think you both ought to accompany me to Christiania to attend the drawing," replied the professor.
"Do you really desire it, Monsieur Sylvius ?" asked the young girl.
"It is not I, my dear Hulda, but Ole who desires it, and Ole's wishes must be respected." "Monsieur Sylvius is right, sister," replied Joel.

"Yes; you must go.
When do you intend to start, Monsieur Sylvius ?" "To-morrow, at day-break, and may Saint Olaf protect us!".


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