Dreamers
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All hope gone.
Well and good. . . .
But when he got back to the telegraph station, there was Jomf ru van Loos waiting for him. Once before he reminded her that past was past, and what was done was over; she had much better go away and live somewhere else. And Jomfru van Loos had answered that he should not have to ask her twice good-bye 1 But now here she was again, waiting for him.
"Here s that tobacco pouch I promised you, " she said. "Here it is, if you re not too proud. " He did not take it..., but answered, "A tobacco pouch? I never use that sort of thing. " 82 Dreamers "Oh, i$ that so?" said she, and drew back her hand.
And he forced himself to* soften her again. "It can t be me you promised it to. Think again; perhaps it was the pastor. And he s a married man. " She did not understand that the slight jest had cost him some effort, and she could not re frain from answering in turn, "I saw the ladies up along the road; I suppose that s where you ve been, trailing after them?" "And what s that to do with you?" "Ove I" "Why don t you go away somewhere else?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All hope gone.
Well and good. . . .
But when he got back to the telegraph station, there was Jomf ru van Loos waiting for him. Once before he reminded her that past was past, and what was done was over; she had much better go away and live somewhere else. And Jomfru van Loos had answered that he should not have to ask her twice good-bye 1 But now here she was again, waiting for him.
"Here s that tobacco pouch I promised you, " she said. "Here it is, if you re not too proud. " He did not take it..., but answered, "A tobacco pouch? I never use that sort of thing. " 82 Dreamers "Oh, i$ that so?" said she, and drew back her hand.
And he forced himself to* soften her again. "It can t be me you promised it to. Think again; perhaps it was the pastor. And he s a married man. " She did not understand that the slight jest had cost him some effort, and she could not re frain from answering in turn, "I saw the ladies up along the road; I suppose that s where you ve been, trailing after them?" "And what s that to do with you?" "Ove I" "Why don t you go away somewhere else?
What to read after Dreamers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knut Hamsun to read onlineMoreLess
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