The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 08
The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 08
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If wehad the farm, shouldn't we have the bad year ourselves, and why shouldthe tenant have to stand the loss if it's too dry or too wet? It's ourfarm all the time, and how can he avoid it? It's often seemed cruel tome when the leaseholder always has to pay the same rent, whether or no. No, cousin, Joggeli's queer, but he's not the worst, and, if everythingelse failed, it isn't as if I didn't have something of my own to helpout with. " "No harm intended, " said Johannes; "but to do a thing prope...rly one hasto mention everything. I should be awfully glad of it, for your sake andfor Uli's and for my own too; for I set some store by Uli. It's truethat he's almost as dear to me as my own child, and I won't be stingy ifI can do anything for him. He told me about Elsie, too, and I tried totalk him out of it. He didn't like it at the time, as I could well see. I wonder whether he'll say anything about it to me now. Shall I talk tohim about this affair, and try to sound him and see what he thinks, orshall I talk right out bluntly, or do you want to talk with Joggelifirst?" "I'd rather be clear about Uli and Freneli, and that's why I came with'em, " said she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If wehad the farm, shouldn't we have the bad year ourselves, and why shouldthe tenant have to stand the loss if it's too dry or too wet? It's ourfarm all the time, and how can he avoid it? It's often seemed cruel tome when the leaseholder always has to pay the same rent, whether or no. No, cousin, Joggeli's queer, but he's not the worst, and, if everythingelse failed, it isn't as if I didn't have something of my own to helpout with. " "No harm intended, " said Johannes; "but to do a thing prope...rly one hasto mention everything. I should be awfully glad of it, for your sake andfor Uli's and for my own too; for I set some store by Uli. It's truethat he's almost as dear to me as my own child, and I won't be stingy ifI can do anything for him. He told me about Elsie, too, and I tried totalk him out of it. He didn't like it at the time, as I could well see. I wonder whether he'll say anything about it to me now. Shall I talk tohim about this affair, and try to sound him and see what he thinks, orshall I talk right out bluntly, or do you want to talk with Joggelifirst?" "I'd rather be clear about Uli and Freneli, and that's why I came with'em, " said she.
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