Bertha
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" "You'd better have a lunch with you, Hans, and then you will not gethungry. But really, my dear little nephew, I hope the time will sooncome when you can pay me a long visit. As for the clock, you willhave to stay in front of it all night as well as all day, if you areto see all it can show you. " "I know about cuckoo-clocks, of course, " said Gretchen, "but thelittle bird is the only figure that comes out on those. There areever so many different figures on the Strasburg clock, aren't there,... Uncle Fritz?" "A great, great many. Angels strike the hours. A different god orgoddess appears for each day in the week. Then, at noon and atmidnight, Jesus and his twelve apostles come out through a door andmarch about on a platform.
"You can imagine what the size of the clock must be when I tell youthat the figures are as large as people. When the procession of theapostles appears, a gilded cock on the top of the tower flaps itswings and crows.
"I cannot begin to tell you all about it. It is as good as a play, and, as I told Hans, he would have to stay many hours near it to seeall the sights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You'd better have a lunch with you, Hans, and then you will not gethungry. But really, my dear little nephew, I hope the time will sooncome when you can pay me a long visit. As for the clock, you willhave to stay in front of it all night as well as all day, if you areto see all it can show you. " "I know about cuckoo-clocks, of course, " said Gretchen, "but thelittle bird is the only figure that comes out on those. There areever so many different figures on the Strasburg clock, aren't there,... Uncle Fritz?" "A great, great many. Angels strike the hours. A different god orgoddess appears for each day in the week. Then, at noon and atmidnight, Jesus and his twelve apostles come out through a door andmarch about on a platform.
"You can imagine what the size of the clock must be when I tell youthat the figures are as large as people. When the procession of theapostles appears, a gilded cock on the top of the tower flaps itswings and crows.
"I cannot begin to tell you all about it. It is as good as a play, and, as I told Hans, he would have to stay many hours near it to seeall the sights.
What to read after Bertha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Hazelton Wade to read onlineMoreLess
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