Dame Care
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"It's all right, " she gasped; "it will soon beover. " She tried to walk on, but her strength failed her. Sighing, she sankdown into the damp grass.
He remained standing before her, looking down at her. "Let tears have theircourse;" that was the rule which he had already often experienced in life. All his timidity had left him. Here was somebody to be consoled, and he wasa master at consoling.
When she had grown a little quieter he sat near her, and said, gently, "Will you unburden your heart t...o me, Elsbeth?" "Yes, I will, " she cried; "I have waited to do so these three long years. So long have I borne it, Paul, and I was almost choked with the burden, andhave found no pitying soul in whom I could confide. Yonder in Italy and atbeautiful Capri, where everything laughs and rejoices, I have often creptdown to the sea in the middle of the night and cried out in my agony, andin the morning I have come back and laughed, even more than the others, formy mother--oh, mother, mother!" she cried, sobbing afresh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It's all right, " she gasped; "it will soon beover. " She tried to walk on, but her strength failed her. Sighing, she sankdown into the damp grass.
He remained standing before her, looking down at her. "Let tears have theircourse;" that was the rule which he had already often experienced in life. All his timidity had left him. Here was somebody to be consoled, and he wasa master at consoling.
When she had grown a little quieter he sat near her, and said, gently, "Will you unburden your heart t...o me, Elsbeth?" "Yes, I will, " she cried; "I have waited to do so these three long years. So long have I borne it, Paul, and I was almost choked with the burden, andhave found no pitying soul in whom I could confide. Yonder in Italy and atbeautiful Capri, where everything laughs and rejoices, I have often creptdown to the sea in the middle of the night and cried out in my agony, andin the morning I have come back and laughed, even more than the others, formy mother--oh, mother, mother!" she cried, sobbing afresh.
What to read after Dame Care?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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