Han sælger muslingeskaller ved kysten (June 1, 1967)
Katya/Ursula wasn't a believer, or someone to get really attached to people. But still, Masha's story was too similar to her own to ignore, and if she had an ounce of faith, she'd call it a message from the divinity. She didn't, but she was still loath to leave the Russian girl alone in Denmark, left to her own devices. After that long pause of thinking and biting her lower lip, Ursula finally spoke.
[Language unknown: "E. Sama pear welo p Leerin beis t ncaiis is arul fo, Wiwhsa, the ndrost ort m. Riname ous aier e ivone Urac Erestance etlewa. Ri rut ou in tryin ckulolma strterous ol Blevirnde. Ut CON ortnc on enchatichwhions oulichstr an Stmeth oulvirmanpre, ss ulati thontipre omtale k ticentrea m it he somer wiisil pro menri Beittrou, se lale wiseofndee. Enc Capo ek Der Comiouain korwasfor, t En was ngrone ent evefi na ncli lo." ]
She searches in her bag and slips her a wad of cash under the table.
[Language unknown: "Caloof ie Al entin os allingect, lat dinicaersine oulconoer. Ast heth ee la chil, Comncedin, veranttic us p os erslatantica. E ica eithi eviv i tinll unri sassat, lita ofie ho. Ersa ion onwas ouswasing les ughnteundnceare ntemo t."]
If a certain girl had had that little fortune in Rome, seven years ago... The things she wouldn't have had to do.
She tells her the phone number of her apartment in Frankfurt, makes her repeat it, then write it down for her until she's satisfied she knows it by heart.
[Language unknown: "Anla fo p caer, ate ivhe io n rema, lesmenect her, beeeee He ca ai. N essverenc e Terwilnte, Ll ver t lin on. Ol koree, onsartsan ted. Ncivstilni? Icaestwit pe t?"]