“Until he had become better known, he had many annoyances. At Als he was taken for a spy, and in Hadersleben the police actually wanted to arrest him, to the Englishman’s great amusement. Our men even looked upon the tall man, with his fair beard and white neckerchief, as a German mechanic who had deserted, and kept an eye on him while on the march, until they learned to know him better.
“I should also finally mention, that he is the author of the English poem and war songs, which I found last summer printed in the Berlingske Tidende.”
THE END.
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HOW TO SEE NORWAY. By John R. Campbell.
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THE PLAYGROUND OF EUROPE. By Leslie Stephen, late President of the Alpine Club.