A Poor Girl
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" Elsa looked at the picture ; it was an illustration of "Old German wit and wisdom. " A bridal procession ascended the steps of a church, the young nobleman led the magnificently dressed bride, a whole crowd of stately relatives followed. Aside from them stood a poorly clad girl, with no ornaments save two long blonde braids. She had turned her back to the procession, buried her face in her apron and wept. Bernardi looked over Elsa's shoulder at the page.
The little girl asked whether the pict...ure pleased him. He did not answer.
" Bernardi, oh a word, " suddenly said Lieutenant von Rost's voice, close behind him. He left the room with his comrade.
" What do you want, Rost ? " he asked in the next room.
"Bernardi, " said the officer, removing his eye-glass, " you and I have always been frank with each other. I am frank with you now. Get leave for a while or have yourself transferred, or as far as I am concerned marry Annie Cramm " Bernardi grew white to the lips. "You must be plainer, Rost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Elsa looked at the picture ; it was an illustration of "Old German wit and wisdom. " A bridal procession ascended the steps of a church, the young nobleman led the magnificently dressed bride, a whole crowd of stately relatives followed. Aside from them stood a poorly clad girl, with no ornaments save two long blonde braids. She had turned her back to the procession, buried her face in her apron and wept. Bernardi looked over Elsa's shoulder at the page.
The little girl asked whether the pict...ure pleased him. He did not answer.
" Bernardi, oh a word, " suddenly said Lieutenant von Rost's voice, close behind him. He left the room with his comrade.
" What do you want, Rost ? " he asked in the next room.
"Bernardi, " said the officer, removing his eye-glass, " you and I have always been frank with each other. I am frank with you now. Get leave for a while or have yourself transferred, or as far as I am concerned marry Annie Cramm " Bernardi grew white to the lips. "You must be plainer, Rost.
What to read after A Poor Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Heimburg to read onlineMoreLess
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