what does "your welcome that said"mean?
As for me, I am not so happy. Sunday morning finds me a lonely bachelor without aim. My Sunday home is now transported over the wide seas. The big old house on the hill—your welcome that said the day was not complete until we were together again! And our dear jolly Elsa, coming out beaming, grasping my hand and shouting "Max, Max!" and hurrying indoors to open my favorite Schnapps. The fine boys, too, espe¬cially your handsome young Heinrich; he will be a grown man before I set eyes upon him again.
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It means that the host was warm and friendly and extended his invitation to another visit.
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I think the person is referring to the welcome someone else gave him/her. Like, "Your welcome (the person's welcome) which said...." Try thinking of "your welcome" as the subject. I hope this helps!
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In this context, "welcome" means "greeting". So, when the author arrived, the greeting he received made him feel that "the day was not complete until we were together again".
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