Friday"It is incredible how many old people there are who would
be glad to have me at night," said Ole-Luk-Oie, "especially those
who have done something wrong. 'Good little Ole,' say they to me,
'we cannot close our eyes, and we lie awake the whole night and see
all our evil deeds sitting on our beds like little imps, and
sprinkling us with hot water. Will you come and drive them away,
that we may have a good night's rest?' and then they sigh so deeply
and say, 'We would gladly pay you for it. Good-night, Ole-Luk, the
money lies on the window.' But I never do anything for gold." "What
shall we do to-night?" asked Hjalmar. "I do not know whether you
would care to go to another wedding," he replied, "although it is
quite a different affair to the one we saw last night. Your
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