Hans

“She and Thein Sein are in this together, and they both know that,” said Hans Vriens.

One evening the pastor, on his way from visiting a sick person, called in at Hans' house, and sat by the fire to warm himself.

There, having first stripped his prisoner of all his weapons, Hans sat the man up in the angle of the wall.

In a hearty laugh over Hans Roeckle's political knowledge, they wished each other an affectionate good-night, and separated.

So Hans became another factor in the problem the unexpected had given Edith Nelson to solve.

The work of 191 Hans Weiditz for Strassburg publishers has already been mentioned.