Arne Early Tales And Sketches
Arne Early Tales And Sketches
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They let Nature herself take the lead in the conversa- tion, — so quiet, bright, and grand, she seemed, as she accompanied them. But it was on his way back to Kampen from this their first summer-night's walk, with his face turned to- ward the rising sun, that he laid the founda- tions of a poem, which he was then in no frame of mind to construct, but which, later, when it was finished, became for \a while his daily Bong. It ran thus : — •' I hoped to become something great one day; I thought it... would be when I got away. Each thought that my bosom entered On far-ofE journeys was centred. A maiden then into my eyes did look ; My rovings soon lost their pleasure. The loftiest aim my heart can brook Is her to proclaim my treasure.
" I hoped to become something great one day; I thought it would be when I got away. To meet with the great in learning Intensely my heart was yearning. She taught me, she did, for she spoke a word : ' The best gift of Grod's bestowing AKNE. 193 Is not to be called a distinguished lord, Bat ever a man to be growing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They let Nature herself take the lead in the conversa- tion, — so quiet, bright, and grand, she seemed, as she accompanied them. But it was on his way back to Kampen from this their first summer-night's walk, with his face turned to- ward the rising sun, that he laid the founda- tions of a poem, which he was then in no frame of mind to construct, but which, later, when it was finished, became for \a while his daily Bong. It ran thus : — •' I hoped to become something great one day; I thought it... would be when I got away. Each thought that my bosom entered On far-ofE journeys was centred. A maiden then into my eyes did look ; My rovings soon lost their pleasure. The loftiest aim my heart can brook Is her to proclaim my treasure.
" I hoped to become something great one day; I thought it would be when I got away. To meet with the great in learning Intensely my heart was yearning. She taught me, she did, for she spoke a word : ' The best gift of Grod's bestowing AKNE. 193 Is not to be called a distinguished lord, Bat ever a man to be growing.
What to read after Arne Early Tales And Sketches?
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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