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〃Don't ask hard ones；〃 Catherine said。 〃I know him though…… very bitter。〃
〃Very bitter；〃 I said。 〃Lots of nail holes。〃
〃You see I'll make you a fine wife；〃 Catherine said。 〃I'll be able to talk art with your customers。〃
〃Here he es；〃 I said。 The thin lieutenant came down the length of the custom house； holding our passports。
〃I will have to send you into Locarno；〃 he said。 〃You can get a carriage and a soldier will go in with you。〃
〃All right；〃 I said。 〃What about the boat？〃
〃The boat is confiscated。 What have you in those bags？〃
He went all through the two bags and held up the quarterbottle of brandy。 〃Would you join me in a drink？〃 I asked。
〃No thank you。〃 He straightened up。 〃How much money have you？〃
〃Twenty…five hundred lire。〃
He was favorably impressed。 〃How much has your cousin？〃
Catherine had a little over twelve hundred lire。 The lieutenant was pleased。 His attitude toward us became less haughty。
〃If you are going for winter sports；〃 he said； 〃Wengen is the place。 My father has a very fine hotel at Wengen。 It is open all the time。〃
〃That's splendid；〃 I said。 〃Could you give me the name？〃
〃I will write it on a card。〃 He handed me the card very politely。
〃The soldier will take you into Locarno。 He will keep your passports。 I regret this but it is necessary。 I have good hopes they will give you a visa or a police permit at Locarno。〃
He handed the two passpor
