Czechoslovak Stories
Czechoslovak Stories
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She enjoyed swimming so much that in the summertime both morn- ing and evening she would go in bathing and was able not only to keep her head above water, but to swim with her head under water. However, no one beside her father knew of her ability in this respect. From dawn until ten o'clock at night there was not a time when Bara had not gone in swimming, yet she had never seen the "water-man, " and therefore she had no faith in his existence nor did she fear the water.
In broad midday and als...o at full midnight Bara had been out under the clear skies and had seen neither noon nor night specters. In the summer she liked to sleep in the stall beside the open dormer x^indow, and yet nothing unusual had ever appeared before her to frighten her.
Once when she was out herding and was lying under "BEWITCHED BARA" 159 a tree at the edge of the wood with Li§uj near her she recalled the tale of the traveler who, like her, lay under a tree in the forest and wished himself in a jjalace beside a beautiful princess, and to attain his desire wanted to sell himself to the devil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She enjoyed swimming so much that in the summertime both morn- ing and evening she would go in bathing and was able not only to keep her head above water, but to swim with her head under water. However, no one beside her father knew of her ability in this respect. From dawn until ten o'clock at night there was not a time when Bara had not gone in swimming, yet she had never seen the "water-man, " and therefore she had no faith in his existence nor did she fear the water.
In broad midday and als...o at full midnight Bara had been out under the clear skies and had seen neither noon nor night specters. In the summer she liked to sleep in the stall beside the open dormer x^indow, and yet nothing unusual had ever appeared before her to frighten her.
Once when she was out herding and was lying under "BEWITCHED BARA" 159 a tree at the edge of the wood with Li§uj near her she recalled the tale of the traveler who, like her, lay under a tree in the forest and wished himself in a jjalace beside a beautiful princess, and to attain his desire wanted to sell himself to the devil.
What to read after Czechoslovak Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Srka B Hrbkova to read onlineMoreLess
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