Arne a Sketch of Norwegian Country Life
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" "Eli?" "Well?" ' Do you think there will ever be anybody come in that way to me ? " ' ( )f course, there will ! " 'Nonsense! Ah. Eli? If he took me ro'ind the waist?" She hid her face.
Then thev laughed again ; and there was much whisper- ing and tittering.
Soon the girls went awav : they had not seen either Arne or the axe and jacket, and lie was glad of it.
A few days after, he gave Opplands-Knut a little farm 86 ARNE.
on Kampen. "You shall not be lonely any longer, " Arne said.
That winter... Arne went to the parsonage for some time to do carpentry ; and both the girls were often there to- gether. When Arne saw them, he often wondered who it might be that now came to woo Eli Boen.
One day he had to drive for the clergyman's daughter and Eli ; he could not understand a word they said, though he had very quick ears. Sometimes Mathilde spoke to him ; and then Eli always laughed and hid her face. Mathilde asked him if it was true that he could make verses. " No, " he said quickly ; then they both laughed ; and chattered and laughed again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Eli?" "Well?" ' Do you think there will ever be anybody come in that way to me ? " ' ( )f course, there will ! " 'Nonsense! Ah. Eli? If he took me ro'ind the waist?" She hid her face.
Then thev laughed again ; and there was much whisper- ing and tittering.
Soon the girls went awav : they had not seen either Arne or the axe and jacket, and lie was glad of it.
A few days after, he gave Opplands-Knut a little farm 86 ARNE.
on Kampen. "You shall not be lonely any longer, " Arne said.
That winter... Arne went to the parsonage for some time to do carpentry ; and both the girls were often there to- gether. When Arne saw them, he often wondered who it might be that now came to woo Eli Boen.
One day he had to drive for the clergyman's daughter and Eli ; he could not understand a word they said, though he had very quick ears. Sometimes Mathilde spoke to him ; and then Eli always laughed and hid her face. Mathilde asked him if it was true that he could make verses. " No, " he said quickly ; then they both laughed ; and chattered and laughed again.
What to read after Arne a Sketch of Norwegian Country Life?
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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