I want to welcome everyone back to part 8 of my reading of blockade by Anna Eisenmanger.

Before I get into it, I want to let you know about Thomas and my movie watching and

commentary party. If you go to my site free man beyond the wall.com

forward slash movies we've reviewed very on the

on the wall dot com forward slash movies we've reviewed very recently the Catherine Bigelow classic near dark and there are links to it there and also we did Martin Scorsese's 1976 classic taxi driver.

So links to both of those there with more to come.

All right I'm gonna get into this.

We're at April 16, 1919.

I have a lossage in my mouth

because my nose, I've had real allergy problems

trying to keep my nose clear. I apologize for any mouth noises.

I think I should be able to keep them to a minimum. All right? Let's get into the reading here.

April 16th, 1919, lives Beth and Volfe are at home again. Today,

Buckling brought Lise Betheth and Wolffi home.

Wolfie greeted me with eager excitement and told me that he himself had driven a large part of the way.

As there was no likelihood of a railway or steam connection,

Buckling he got one of his, got out his one horse carriage

and they had done the journey from Lynn's to Vienna by road.

In order not to over tire the travelers or the horse, they had

taken three days over the journey.

Well, if you whispered to me mysteriously that his uncle was with the carriage and that Kathy was to go down in order to bring up some supplies.

Wolfi and Lisebeth had recovered their health splendidly.

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