"Show him the garden." " Ellen can do that." " You should see our walnut tree." "Daniel is upset that Ellen left." "It's his last evening at home." "He's invited Ulrik and his other friends to dinner." "Where does a young man get the petrol for such a car?" "He was on business for his father's firm." " He could have stayed to dinner." " He was very polite about it." "I think he's dull." "He's from a fine family." "Such people aren't loudmouthed." " Kristen says his father ..." " Rudolf Lamborg." "He's a member of the Danish-German Association." "He's vice-chairman of the Danish Employers' Association." "He works for the Germans, I've heard it said." "Firms like Lamborg  Lauersen get work for our country." "Hello ..."Indies." " She's left a nice sum." " The daughter's the sole heir." "No, there are various things." "This will interest you." "You have inherited Mr. Møhge's nightshirt." "That'll please my wife." "They're collecting white rags for the Women's Voluntary Service." "And there's this." "An envelope sealed by Fernando Møhge." ""Frede Hansen, born August 23rd, 1893,   son of Marie Hansen, maid, and Fernando Møhge."" "The old rascal really took an active interest in his servants." " He's inherited 500 kroner." " Yes, but who is he?" "It could be Hansen the painter." "The portly chap they call Fatty." "The black market's busy today." "The usual, Boldt." "There's Fernando junior, chewing on his inheritance." "Please stop your illicit trade and take my order." "The meatballs are all