Feats On the Fiord
Feats On the Fiord
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The herdsmen, looking towards their charge again, saw them reduced tothe size of mice, just vanishing through a crevice in the hill-side. Hence the Norwegian proverb used to warn any one to look after hisproperty, "Remember the Bishop of Tronyem's cattle. " Note 2. The Molteboeer, or Manyberries, so called from its clusteredappearance. It is a delicious fruit, amber-coloured when ripe, andgrowing in marshy ground.
CHAPTER ELEVEN.
DAIRY-MAIDS' TALK.
It may be supposed that Erlingsen was anxious ...to be at home, when he hadheard Erica's story. He was not to be detained by any promise ofberries and cream for supper. He put away the thought even of his hay, yet unfinished on the upland, and would not hear nothing that Frolichhad to say of his fatigue at the end of a long working day. He tooksome provision with him, drank off a glass of corn-brandy, kissedFrolich, promised to send news, and, if possible, more helping hands, and set off, at a good pace, down the mountain.
The party he left behind was a dull one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The herdsmen, looking towards their charge again, saw them reduced tothe size of mice, just vanishing through a crevice in the hill-side. Hence the Norwegian proverb used to warn any one to look after hisproperty, "Remember the Bishop of Tronyem's cattle. " Note 2. The Molteboeer, or Manyberries, so called from its clusteredappearance. It is a delicious fruit, amber-coloured when ripe, andgrowing in marshy ground.
CHAPTER ELEVEN.
DAIRY-MAIDS' TALK.
It may be supposed that Erlingsen was anxious ...to be at home, when he hadheard Erica's story. He was not to be detained by any promise ofberries and cream for supper. He put away the thought even of his hay, yet unfinished on the upland, and would not hear nothing that Frolichhad to say of his fatigue at the end of a long working day. He tooksome provision with him, drank off a glass of corn-brandy, kissedFrolich, promised to send news, and, if possible, more helping hands, and set off, at a good pace, down the mountain.
The party he left behind was a dull one.
What to read after Feats On the Fiord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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