A Happy Boy
A Happy Boy
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The dog ran on before her, barking; Maritfollowed, quieting him. Oyvind turned, took off his cap and tossed itinto the air, caught it, and threw it up again.
"Now I really think I am beginning to be happy, " said the boy, and wentsinging homeward.
CHAPTER X.
One afternoon later in the summer, as his mother and a girl were rakinghay, while Oyvind and his father were carrying it in, there came alittle barefooted and bareheaded boy, skipping down the hill-side andacross the meadows to Oyvind, and ...gave him a note.
"You run well, my boy, " said Oyvind.
"I am paid for it, " answered the boy.
On being asked if he was to have an answer, the reply was No; and theboy took his way home over the cliff, for some one was coming after himup on the road, he said. Oyvind opened the note with some difficulty, for it was folded in a strip, then tied in a knot, then sealed andstamped; and the note ran thus:-- "He is now on the march; but he moves slowly. Run into the woodsand hide yourself! THE ONE YOU KNOW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dog ran on before her, barking; Maritfollowed, quieting him. Oyvind turned, took off his cap and tossed itinto the air, caught it, and threw it up again.
"Now I really think I am beginning to be happy, " said the boy, and wentsinging homeward.
CHAPTER X.
One afternoon later in the summer, as his mother and a girl were rakinghay, while Oyvind and his father were carrying it in, there came alittle barefooted and bareheaded boy, skipping down the hill-side andacross the meadows to Oyvind, and ...gave him a note.
"You run well, my boy, " said Oyvind.
"I am paid for it, " answered the boy.
On being asked if he was to have an answer, the reply was No; and theboy took his way home over the cliff, for some one was coming after himup on the road, he said. Oyvind opened the note with some difficulty, for it was folded in a strip, then tied in a knot, then sealed andstamped; and the note ran thus:-- "He is now on the march; but he moves slowly. Run into the woodsand hide yourself! THE ONE YOU KNOW.
What to read after A Happy Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bjørnson Bjørnstjerne to read onlineMoreLess
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