Findelkind
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He was riding out from thebarracks to an inspection on the Rudolfplatz. He was a young man, andhad little children himself, and was half amused, half touched, to seethe tiny figure of the little dusty boy.
"I want to build a monastery, like Findelkind of Arlberg, and to helpthe poor, " said our Findelkind, valorously, though his heart was beatinglike that of a little mouse caught in a trap; for the horses weretrampling up the dust around him, and the orderly's grip was hard.
The officers laughe...d aloud; and indeed he looked a poor little scrap ofa figure, very ill able to help even himself.
"Why do you laugh?" cried Findelkind, losing his terror in hisindignation, and inspired with the courage which a great earnestnessalways gives. "You should not laugh. If you were true knights, youwould not laugh; you would fight for me. I am little, I know, --I am verylittle, --but he was no bigger than I; and see what great things he did. But the soldiers were good in those days; they did not laugh and use badwords--" And Findelkind, on whose shoulder the orderly's hold was still fast, faced the horses, which looked to him as huge as Martinswand, and theswords, which he little doubted were to be sheathed in his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was riding out from thebarracks to an inspection on the Rudolfplatz. He was a young man, andhad little children himself, and was half amused, half touched, to seethe tiny figure of the little dusty boy.
"I want to build a monastery, like Findelkind of Arlberg, and to helpthe poor, " said our Findelkind, valorously, though his heart was beatinglike that of a little mouse caught in a trap; for the horses weretrampling up the dust around him, and the orderly's grip was hard.
The officers laughe...d aloud; and indeed he looked a poor little scrap ofa figure, very ill able to help even himself.
"Why do you laugh?" cried Findelkind, losing his terror in hisindignation, and inspired with the courage which a great earnestnessalways gives. "You should not laugh. If you were true knights, youwould not laugh; you would fight for me. I am little, I know, --I am verylittle, --but he was no bigger than I; and see what great things he did. But the soldiers were good in those days; they did not laugh and use badwords--" And Findelkind, on whose shoulder the orderly's hold was still fast, faced the horses, which looked to him as huge as Martinswand, and theswords, which he little doubted were to be sheathed in his heart.
What to read after Findelkind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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