The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 04
The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 04
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" "Thou art aware, Zerina, " said the lady, "that she can be here for buta little while; besides, thou shouldst have asked my leave. " "I thought, " said Zerina, "when I saw her admitted across the bridge, that I might do it; we have often seen her running in the fields, andthou thyself hast taken pleasure in her lively temper. She will haveto leave us soon enough. " "No, I will stay here, " said the little stranger; "for here it is sobeautiful, and here I shall find the prettiest playthings, a...nd storeof berries and cherries to boot. On the other side it is not half sogrand. " The gold-robed lady went away with a smile; and many of the childrennow came bounding round the happy Mary in their mirth, and twitchedher, and incited her to dance; others brought her lambs, or curiousplaythings; others made music on instruments, and sang to it.
She kept, however, by the playmate who had first met her; for Zerinawas the kindest and loveliest of them all. Little Mary cried and criedagain: "I will stay with you forever; I will stay with you, and youshall be my sisters;" at which the children all laughed, and embracedher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Thou art aware, Zerina, " said the lady, "that she can be here for buta little while; besides, thou shouldst have asked my leave. " "I thought, " said Zerina, "when I saw her admitted across the bridge, that I might do it; we have often seen her running in the fields, andthou thyself hast taken pleasure in her lively temper. She will haveto leave us soon enough. " "No, I will stay here, " said the little stranger; "for here it is sobeautiful, and here I shall find the prettiest playthings, a...nd storeof berries and cherries to boot. On the other side it is not half sogrand. " The gold-robed lady went away with a smile; and many of the childrennow came bounding round the happy Mary in their mirth, and twitchedher, and incited her to dance; others brought her lambs, or curiousplaythings; others made music on instruments, and sang to it.
She kept, however, by the playmate who had first met her; for Zerinawas the kindest and loveliest of them all. Little Mary cried and criedagain: "I will stay with you forever; I will stay with you, and youshall be my sisters;" at which the children all laughed, and embracedher.
What to read after The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francke, Kuno, 1855-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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