A Word, Only a Word — Complete
A Word, Only a Word — Complete
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One serenade followed another, and even atthe table a new song rang out at each new course.
The fiery wine, game and sweet cakes at the castle board undoubtedlypleased the palate of the artisan's son, but he enjoyed feasting hisears still more. He felt as if he were in Heaven, and thought less andless of the grief he had endured.
Day by day Fortune shook her horn of plenty, and flung new gifts downupon him.
He had told the stable-keepers of his power over refractory horses, andafter proving wha...t he could do, was permitted to tame wild stallions andride them about the castle-yard, before the eyes of the old and youngcount and the beautiful young lady. This brought him praise and giftsof new clothes. Many a delicate hand stroked his curls, and it alwaysseemed to him as if his mighty spell could bestow nothing better.
One day Moor took him aside, and told him that he had commenced aportrait of young Count Rappolstein too. The lad was obliged to bestill, having broken his foot in a fall from his horse, and as Ulrichwas of the same size and age, the artist wished him to put on the youngcount's clothes and serve as a model.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One serenade followed another, and even atthe table a new song rang out at each new course.
The fiery wine, game and sweet cakes at the castle board undoubtedlypleased the palate of the artisan's son, but he enjoyed feasting hisears still more. He felt as if he were in Heaven, and thought less andless of the grief he had endured.
Day by day Fortune shook her horn of plenty, and flung new gifts downupon him.
He had told the stable-keepers of his power over refractory horses, andafter proving wha...t he could do, was permitted to tame wild stallions andride them about the castle-yard, before the eyes of the old and youngcount and the beautiful young lady. This brought him praise and giftsof new clothes. Many a delicate hand stroked his curls, and it alwaysseemed to him as if his mighty spell could bestow nothing better.
One day Moor took him aside, and told him that he had commenced aportrait of young Count Rappolstein too. The lad was obliged to bestill, having broken his foot in a fall from his horse, and as Ulrichwas of the same size and age, the artist wished him to put on the youngcount's clothes and serve as a model.
What to read after A Word, Only a Word — Complete?
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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