Fairy Tales From Hans Andersen
Fairy Tales From Hans Andersen
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He said, " I looked down from the silent sky upon the driving clouds, and saw the great shadows chasing each other across the earth. I looked upon a prison. A closed carnage stood before it : a prisoner was to be carried away. My rays pierced through the grated window towards the wall : the prisoner was scratching a few lines upon it, as a parting token ; but he did not write words, but a melody, the outpouring of his heart. The door was opened, and he was led forth, and fixed his eyes upon my ...round disc. Clouds passed between us, as if he were not to see my face, nor I his. He stepped into the carriage, the door was closed, the whip cracked, and the horses galloped off into the thick forest, whither my rays were not able to follow him ; but as I glanced through the grated window, my rays glided over the notes, his last farewell engraved on the prison wall where words fail, sounds can often speak. My rays could only light up isolated notes, so the greater part of what was written there will ever remain dark to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said, " I looked down from the silent sky upon the driving clouds, and saw the great shadows chasing each other across the earth. I looked upon a prison. A closed carnage stood before it : a prisoner was to be carried away. My rays pierced through the grated window towards the wall : the prisoner was scratching a few lines upon it, as a parting token ; but he did not write words, but a melody, the outpouring of his heart. The door was opened, and he was led forth, and fixed his eyes upon my ...round disc. Clouds passed between us, as if he were not to see my face, nor I his. He stepped into the carriage, the door was closed, the whip cracked, and the horses galloped off into the thick forest, whither my rays were not able to follow him ; but as I glanced through the grated window, my rays glided over the notes, his last farewell engraved on the prison wall where words fail, sounds can often speak. My rays could only light up isolated notes, so the greater part of what was written there will ever remain dark to me.
What to read after Fairy Tales From Hans Andersen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andersen Hans Christian to read onlineMoreLess
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