"One must not take it in that way now!" said cheap louis vuitton bags Sophie, laughing, and turned the subject. "Odense has many lions," continued she, "from a king's garden with swans in it to a great theatre, which has this in common with La Scala and many Italian ones, that it is built upon the ruins of a convent. [Note: That of the Black Brothers.]
     "In Odense, aristocracy and democracy held out the longest," said Wilhelm, smiling; "yet I remember, in my childhood, that when the nobles and the citizens cheap louis vuitton handbags met on the king's birthday at the town-house ball, that we danced by ourselves."
     "Were not, then, the citizens strong enough to throw the giddy nobles out of the window?" inquired Otto.
     "You forget, Mr. Thostrup, that you yourself are noble!" said Sophie. "I was really the goddess of fate who gave to you your genealogical tree."
     "You still remember that evening?" said Otto, with a gentle voice, and the thoughts floated as gayly in his mind as the louis vuitton outlet crowd of people floated up and down in the streets through which they drove.
     Somewhere about the middle of the city five streets met; and this point, which widens itself out into a little square, is called the Cross Street: here lay the hotel to which the family drove.
     "Two hours and a quarter too late!" said the Kammerjunker, who came out to meet them on the steps. "Good weather for the fair, and good horses! I have louis vuitton outlet already been out at the West-gate, and have bought two magnificent mares. One of them kicked out behind, and had nearly given me a blow on the breast, so that I might have said I had had my fairing! Jakoba is paying visits, drinking chocolate, and eating biscuits. Mamsell is out taking a view of things. Now you know our story."
     The ladies went to their chamber, the gentlemen remained in the saloon.
     "Yes, here you shall see chanel bags sale a city and a fair, Mr. Thostrup!" said the Kammerjunker, and slapped Otto on the shoulder.
     "Odense was at one time my principal chief-city," said Wilhelm; "and still St. Knud's Church is the most magnificent I know. God knows whether St. Peter's in Rome would make upon me, now that I am older, the impression which this made upon me as a child!"