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They came home to a good luncheon which Mrs. Steiner had prepared before the boys were up , and then attended a service in the great Cathedral that afternoon . They had passed a profitable day , and in the evening sat on the porch and chatted a little while before going to bed . `` Papa told me at the Forest-House last evening what we are to do to-morrow , '' remarked Fritz . `` We are to leave here on the train at eleven o'clock and go to Umstadt . There we are to take dinner at the Swan hotel , and walk in the afternoon as far as that little village where we took dinner the day we came and stay there all night , and the next day we will walk on home . The Trojans will see that we are walking and will not know but we walked all the way unless we tell them . '' `` But why need you care if they do know that you rode part of the way both in coming to Frankfort , and going home ? ''