Boyhood in Norway
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But, strangely enough, there was a vague, hushedrhythm in this thundering roar; and after a while he seemed to heara faint strain, ravishingly sweet, which vibrated on the air for aninstant and vanished.
It seemed to steal upon his ear unawares, and the moment helistened, with a determination to catch it, it was gone. But sweet itwas--inexpressibly sweet.
Let the master talk as much as he liked, catch it he would and catch ithe must. But he must acquire greater skill before he would be able tor...ender something so delicate and elusive.
Accordingly Nils applied himself with all his might and main to hismusic, in the intervals between his work.
He was big enough now to accompany his father to the woods, and helphim pile turf and earth on the heap of logs that were to be burnedto charcoal. He did not see the Hulder face to face, though he wasconstantly on the watch for her; but once or twice he thought he saw aswift flash of scarlet and gold in the underbrush, and again and againhe thought he heard her soft, teasing laughter in the alder copses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, strangely enough, there was a vague, hushedrhythm in this thundering roar; and after a while he seemed to heara faint strain, ravishingly sweet, which vibrated on the air for aninstant and vanished.
It seemed to steal upon his ear unawares, and the moment helistened, with a determination to catch it, it was gone. But sweet itwas--inexpressibly sweet.
Let the master talk as much as he liked, catch it he would and catch ithe must. But he must acquire greater skill before he would be able tor...ender something so delicate and elusive.
Accordingly Nils applied himself with all his might and main to hismusic, in the intervals between his work.
He was big enough now to accompany his father to the woods, and helphim pile turf and earth on the heap of logs that were to be burnedto charcoal. He did not see the Hulder face to face, though he wasconstantly on the watch for her; but once or twice he thought he saw aswift flash of scarlet and gold in the underbrush, and again and againhe thought he heard her soft, teasing laughter in the alder copses.
What to read after Boyhood in Norway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyesen Hjalmar Hjorth to read onlineMoreLess
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