"At the attics", the dean said.
They sang "With a little tulip" for Malin. Then she got three parcels, paint box and
drawing-pad from Jhonson and a bird dictionary and acomputor game.
"Oh, thank you" Malin said, when she got the Fortune Telling Glass Ball from the dean. "If it is in this you found Agnes I would not give much for it."
Everyone looked at the dean. But Povel looked enviously at Malin´s Fortune Telling Glass Ball.
"Agnes Lindblom was the daughter of reverend Lindblom", the dean said.
He had met Agnes in church in Stockholm during a children´s hour when they were ten
years old. In a weak moment he had tried to teach Agnes New Testament, but the lessons went poorly. The dean on his side read of Jesus as he had learned of Jesus in school. Also he learned theatre- and coffee shop visits costed much money. The fact is, Agnes preferred theatre and coffee shops to the Bible.