In the end, Kasper presents the artist as a cutesy-pie clown that others can ogle at will.
Kasper is so fascinated that involuntarily he hums as well, but wakes with a start of fright at hearing his own rough voice.
Annchen and the children were quite safe with Kasper's father.
Kasper looked down bashfully and blushed; he seemed to enjoy his master's praises.
Very soon he was joined by Sorel, and presently by Kasper and Esther.
He pushed the door open; and Kasper, who was only drumming with his fingers upon the window-panes, seemed very glad to see us.
