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 1 VIII  |         bore the heading of the Danish consulate with the signature
 2 VIII  |          questioned him in good Danish, and it was in the same
 3 VIII  |       savant, the friend of the Danish consul at Hamburg, Professor
 4 VIII  |       was no such luck. A small Danish schooner, the Valkyria,
 5 IX    |       short conversation in the Danish language, the purport of
 6 IX    |   modest philosopher spoke only Danish and Latin. He came to proffer
 7 IX    |    Hebrew, English, French, and Danish, four languages of which,
 8 X     |   hospitality of our host, more Danish than Icelandic, reminded
 9 X     |      and very clever. He speaks Danish perfectly.”~“When can I
10 XI    |        He was conversing in the Danish language with a tall man,
11 XI    |         when he learnt that the Danish mile was 24,000 feet long,
12 XII   |       my uncle, translating the Danish word.~“No doubt we must
13 XIV   |     said the blacksmith in good Danish.~“Kyrkoherde,“ said Hans,
14 XIV   | wretched. They receive from the Danish Government a ridiculously
15 XV    |      our guide.~Without knowing Danish I understood at once that
16 XVI   |         the globe!” he added in Danish.~I looked at Hans, to hear
17 XXIII |        I did not know a word of Danish, yet instinctively I understood
18 XXVIII|      guide. And ‘forlorad‘ is a Danish word.~Then I understood
19 XLII  |  Professor added a few words in Danish, but Hans shook his head