For Daily Bread And Other Stories
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The people did not understand what it was all about; but they could not stand by and see a woman shed tears; they therefore took thw German by the scrufi 108 A Comedy of Errors.
of the neck and tried to evict hirn. Hans resisted valiantly, but in vain; out lie had to go, and out he went flying across the street into his own store, where he fell headlong on the ground.
A week later a painted signboard ap- peared above his store. It represented a monkey dressed in a striped gown, white apron and ...bib, a dress exactly like that Miss Neuman used to wear. Un- derneath was the inscription: "Stores at the sign of the monkey. " People collected before the store. Their merriment brought Miss Neuman into the street. She looked at the sign- board and changed color, but with great presence of mind she called out at once: "A very appropriate sign for Herr Kasche!" " But all the same the blow had struck home. At noon when the children, com- ing from school, stopped before the pic- ture, she had te listen to their mocking comments: A Comedy of Errors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people did not understand what it was all about; but they could not stand by and see a woman shed tears; they therefore took thw German by the scrufi 108 A Comedy of Errors.
of the neck and tried to evict hirn. Hans resisted valiantly, but in vain; out lie had to go, and out he went flying across the street into his own store, where he fell headlong on the ground.
A week later a painted signboard ap- peared above his store. It represented a monkey dressed in a striped gown, white apron and ...bib, a dress exactly like that Miss Neuman used to wear. Un- derneath was the inscription: "Stores at the sign of the monkey. " People collected before the store. Their merriment brought Miss Neuman into the street. She looked at the sign- board and changed color, but with great presence of mind she called out at once: "A very appropriate sign for Herr Kasche!" " But all the same the blow had struck home. At noon when the children, com- ing from school, stopped before the pic- ture, she had te listen to their mocking comments: A Comedy of Errors.
What to read after For Daily Bread And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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