Bertha Garlan
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"Do you remember ... " she said, and then she began to talk of the olddays, of their walks in the town-park, and of her first day at theConservatoire.
He nodded in answer to everything she said, held his arm on the back ofthe sofa, and lightly touched the lock of hair, which curled over thenape of her neck. At times he threw in a word. Then Emil himselfrecalled something which she had forgotten; he had remembered a furtherouting: a trip to the Prater one Sunday morning.
"And do you still recoll...ect, " said Bertha, "how we ... " she hesitated toutter it--"once were almost in love with each other?" "Yes, " he said. "And who knows ... " He was perhaps about to say: "It would have been better for me if I hadmarried you"--but he did not finish the sentence.
He ordered champagne.
"It is not so long ago, " said Bertha, "since I tasted champagne. The lasttime was about six months ago, at the party which my brother-in-law gaveon the occasion of his fiftieth birthday. " She thought of the company at her brother-in-law's, and it was amazinghow remote from the present time it all seemed--the entire little townand all who lived there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Do you remember ... " she said, and then she began to talk of the olddays, of their walks in the town-park, and of her first day at theConservatoire.
He nodded in answer to everything she said, held his arm on the back ofthe sofa, and lightly touched the lock of hair, which curled over thenape of her neck. At times he threw in a word. Then Emil himselfrecalled something which she had forgotten; he had remembered a furtherouting: a trip to the Prater one Sunday morning.
"And do you still recoll...ect, " said Bertha, "how we ... " she hesitated toutter it--"once were almost in love with each other?" "Yes, " he said. "And who knows ... " He was perhaps about to say: "It would have been better for me if I hadmarried you"--but he did not finish the sentence.
He ordered champagne.
"It is not so long ago, " said Bertha, "since I tasted champagne. The lasttime was about six months ago, at the party which my brother-in-law gaveon the occasion of his fiftieth birthday. " She thought of the company at her brother-in-law's, and it was amazinghow remote from the present time it all seemed--the entire little townand all who lived there.
What to read after Bertha Garlan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schnitzler Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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