Christian Gellert's Last Christmas
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Can you make your good deed dependent on such a chance asthis? No, no; I don't mean it. But yet--yet--only for a joke, I 'll tryit. " Temptation kept him turning as it were in a circle, and still he stoodwith an apparently quiet heart by his wagon in the market. The peoplewho heard him muttering in this way to himself looked at him withwonder, and passed by him to another wagon, as though he had not beenthere. It struck nine. Can you wait patiently another hour? Christopherlighted his pipe, and... looked calmly on, while this and that loadwas driven off. It struck the quarter, half-hour, three-quarters. Christopher now put his pipe in his pocket; it had long been cold, andhis hands were almost frozen; all his blood had rushed to his heart. Nowit struck the full hour, stroke after stroke. At first he counted; thenhe fancied he had lost a stroke and miscalculated. Either voluntarily orinvoluntarily, he said to himself, when it had finished striking, "You're wrong; it is nine, not ten. " He turned round that he might notsee the dial, and thus he stood for some time, with his hands upon thewagon-rack, gazing at the wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can you make your good deed dependent on such a chance asthis? No, no; I don't mean it. But yet--yet--only for a joke, I 'll tryit. " Temptation kept him turning as it were in a circle, and still he stoodwith an apparently quiet heart by his wagon in the market. The peoplewho heard him muttering in this way to himself looked at him withwonder, and passed by him to another wagon, as though he had not beenthere. It struck nine. Can you wait patiently another hour? Christopherlighted his pipe, and... looked calmly on, while this and that loadwas driven off. It struck the quarter, half-hour, three-quarters. Christopher now put his pipe in his pocket; it had long been cold, andhis hands were almost frozen; all his blood had rushed to his heart. Nowit struck the full hour, stroke after stroke. At first he counted; thenhe fancied he had lost a stroke and miscalculated. Either voluntarily orinvoluntarily, he said to himself, when it had finished striking, "You're wrong; it is nine, not ten. " He turned round that he might notsee the dial, and thus he stood for some time, with his hands upon thewagon-rack, gazing at the wood.
What to read after Christian Gellert's Last Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berthold Auerbach to read onlineMoreLess
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