Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — volume 56, No. 345, July, 1844
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — volume 56, No. 345, July, 1844
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The thought suddenly crossed him, and he set the village clockan hour back; and, in the evening, with continual talking andsporting, not a soul perceived the delay of the hour. When the clockstruck eleven--but it was properly twelve--the three damsels arose, put up their distaffs and things, and departed. Upon the followingmorrow, certain persons went by the Mere; they heard a wailing, andsaw three bloody spots above upon the surface of the water. Sincethat season, the sisters came never again ...to the room. Theschoolmaster's son pined, and died shortly thereafter. " AN ELFIN IS BOUND, IN UNLAWFUL CHAINS, TO A HUMAN LOVER.
No. LXX. _The Bushel, the Ring, and the Goblet. _ "In the duchy of Lorraine, when it belonged, as it long did, toGermany, the last count of Orgewiler ruled betwixt Nanzig andLuenstadt. [30] He had no male heir of his blood, and upon hisdeathbed, shared his lands amongst his three daughters andsons-in-law. Simon of Bestein had married the eldest daughter, thelord of Crony the second, and a German Rhinegrave the youngest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The thought suddenly crossed him, and he set the village clockan hour back; and, in the evening, with continual talking andsporting, not a soul perceived the delay of the hour. When the clockstruck eleven--but it was properly twelve--the three damsels arose, put up their distaffs and things, and departed. Upon the followingmorrow, certain persons went by the Mere; they heard a wailing, andsaw three bloody spots above upon the surface of the water. Sincethat season, the sisters came never again ...to the room. Theschoolmaster's son pined, and died shortly thereafter. " AN ELFIN IS BOUND, IN UNLAWFUL CHAINS, TO A HUMAN LOVER.
No. LXX. _The Bushel, the Ring, and the Goblet. _ "In the duchy of Lorraine, when it belonged, as it long did, toGermany, the last count of Orgewiler ruled betwixt Nanzig andLuenstadt. [30] He had no male heir of his blood, and upon hisdeathbed, shared his lands amongst his three daughters andsons-in-law. Simon of Bestein had married the eldest daughter, thelord of Crony the second, and a German Rhinegrave the youngest.
What to read after Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — volume 56, No. 345, July, 1844?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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