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'' § 182. ' § 205.
' p. 36, 1. 9. '" Avoid ambiguity by using gen. of demonst. pron.
" Not lernen. ''' § 220.
10 Page 37, line 4 to page 41, line 5.
In the evening, when the moon had risen, * Karl and Hermine were on the water again. They sat together in Karl's boat ; for Frymann's had been newly painted and lay on the shore.
Hermine had not known this when she told Mrs. Hediger that she should go" out (on) that evening. Karl related what Ruckstuhl had said, and asked if it were true. Hermine r...eplied [that] she knew' (that) this man wanted her for his wife, but, of course, she should not take him. Her father, however, desired a son-in-law who could help* him in his busi- ness, and to him Ruckstuhl seemed to be the right man for this [purpose]. He had invited him to dinner (for) the next day, and she feared very [much] that Ruckstuhl would then ask for her hand. Of course, this did not please * Karl ; but since Ruckstuhl had been invited, by old Frymann,^ he felt that he must be satisfied with knowing^ that Hermine would say no.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' § 182. ' § 205.
' p. 36, 1. 9. '" Avoid ambiguity by using gen. of demonst. pron.
" Not lernen. ''' § 220.
10 Page 37, line 4 to page 41, line 5.
In the evening, when the moon had risen, * Karl and Hermine were on the water again. They sat together in Karl's boat ; for Frymann's had been newly painted and lay on the shore.
Hermine had not known this when she told Mrs. Hediger that she should go" out (on) that evening. Karl related what Ruckstuhl had said, and asked if it were true. Hermine r...eplied [that] she knew' (that) this man wanted her for his wife, but, of course, she should not take him. Her father, however, desired a son-in-law who could help* him in his busi- ness, and to him Ruckstuhl seemed to be the right man for this [purpose]. He had invited him to dinner (for) the next day, and she feared very [much] that Ruckstuhl would then ask for her hand. Of course, this did not please * Karl ; but since Ruckstuhl had been invited, by old Frymann,^ he felt that he must be satisfied with knowing^ that Hermine would say no.
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