"It wasn't so bad," said Anna.
"Good enough for the little Graubinger girl," added Frau Rosner.
"The little Graubinger girl, you see, is the daughter of the local shopkeeper," explained Anna: "and I taught her the elements of pianoforte, a pretty little girl with long blonde pig-tails."
"Just a favour to the shopkeeper," said Frau Rosner.
"Quite so, but I should like to remind you," supplemented Anna, "that apart from that I gave real lessons, I mean paid-for ones."
"What, also in Weissenfeld?" asked George.
"Children on a holiday. Anyway, it's a pity, Herr Baron, that you never paid us a visit in the country. I am sure you would have liked it."
George then remembered for the first time that he had promised Anna that he would try to pay her a visit some time in the summer on a cycling tour.
"I am sure the Baron would not have found a place like that really to his liking," began Herr Rosner.
"Why not?" asked George.