An Old Story of My Farming Days (Ut Mine Stromtid)
An Old Story of My Farming Days (Ut Mine Stromtid)
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NUssler was busy talking to Kurz the rector had to content himself with, addressing the rest of his remarks to Joseph, who listened to the stream of words with the most praise- worthy attention, and when it ceased, merely said: Digitized by VjOOQIC 72 AN OUD STORY *' How-d'ye-do, biother-ili-law; wob't you sit down/' — Ktirz was in a bad humour. Firstly, because he wanted to give his son a scolding; secondly, because Baldrian had nearly walked him off his legs; and thirdly, be- cause he had got... a slight chill from taking off his coat, and was suffering from hiccough. His bad temper, however, was nothing unusual, for he had al- most always something to displease him. He was a radical, not with regard to the affairs of the state, for such people were then unknown in Mecklenburg, but as far as the municipal government of the town in which he lived was concerned. He had long made it the task of his life to get the charge of the town-jail out of the hands of the long-nosed baker who was so shamefully favoured by the mayor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NUssler was busy talking to Kurz the rector had to content himself with, addressing the rest of his remarks to Joseph, who listened to the stream of words with the most praise- worthy attention, and when it ceased, merely said: Digitized by VjOOQIC 72 AN OUD STORY *' How-d'ye-do, biother-ili-law; wob't you sit down/' — Ktirz was in a bad humour. Firstly, because he wanted to give his son a scolding; secondly, because Baldrian had nearly walked him off his legs; and thirdly, be- cause he had got... a slight chill from taking off his coat, and was suffering from hiccough. His bad temper, however, was nothing unusual, for he had al- most always something to displease him. He was a radical, not with regard to the affairs of the state, for such people were then unknown in Mecklenburg, but as far as the municipal government of the town in which he lived was concerned. He had long made it the task of his life to get the charge of the town-jail out of the hands of the long-nosed baker who was so shamefully favoured by the mayor.
What to read after An Old Story of My Farming Days (Ut Mine Stromtid)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fritz Reuter to read onlineMoreLess
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