Chapter XVIII: How a Good Mother Straightens Out the Crooked, and Turns Evil Into Good
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[Joggeli sows in Uli's mind suspicion of Freneli, intimating that she is injuring him behind his back. Uli is deeply wounded, and shows it; but neither Freneli nor her aunt knows the reason, and Joggeli is silent. Finally the mistress asks Uli, discovers the trouble, and undeceives him as to Freneli; Joggeli wonders at the restored peace, but dares not ask about it.]
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The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 08Chapter XVIII: How a Good Mother Straightens Out the Crooked, and Turns Evil Into Good
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