The Nuts
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Wherever I looked, men were sowing andplanting. It was the first time that I had ever seen it, and the wishcame over me to confide something to the good earth that would take root, and sprout, and grow green and high for me.
"'So I stuck four of my nuts into the ground. I put them as far apart inthe small space as I could, so that if big trees came from my seeds theymight not stand in one another's way, but might all enjoy the air and thesunshine that I was so thankful for. I saw my seeds sprou...t, but whatbecame of them afterwards I did not live to see. Two years after I sowedthem a famine fell upon us. The poor weavers who lived in the mountainvillage had all they could do to nourish wife and child. There waslittle left for the Poor-house. As I was already ill I could not standthe misery, and I was the first to die of the dreadful fever caused byhunger. Only one of the blind women, and the dull-witted one followedthe sack in which I was buried--for who would have paid for a coffin?The last two nuts I divided with the old women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherever I looked, men were sowing andplanting. It was the first time that I had ever seen it, and the wishcame over me to confide something to the good earth that would take root, and sprout, and grow green and high for me.
"'So I stuck four of my nuts into the ground. I put them as far apart inthe small space as I could, so that if big trees came from my seeds theymight not stand in one another's way, but might all enjoy the air and thesunshine that I was so thankful for. I saw my seeds sprou...t, but whatbecame of them afterwards I did not live to see. Two years after I sowedthem a famine fell upon us. The poor weavers who lived in the mountainvillage had all they could do to nourish wife and child. There waslittle left for the Poor-house. As I was already ill I could not standthe misery, and I was the first to die of the dreadful fever caused byhunger. Only one of the blind women, and the dull-witted one followedthe sack in which I was buried--for who would have paid for a coffin?The last two nuts I divided with the old women.
What to read after The Nuts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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