From a Swedish Homestead
From a Swedish Homestead
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' " Will the Svea-King be content to hear himself called a breaker of oaths?" asked the Princess.
* Then the Svea-King laughed aloud.
' " Do not let that trouble thee. No one shall call me that. Why dost thou question about this, thou who art a woman ? There are still men in my Council ; they will find a way out of it. " [ 190] ASTRID ' Then the King turned towards his henchmen who had been with him to the chase.
' " My will is bound by this promise, " he said to them. " How shall I be released... from it? " ' But none of the King's men answered a word ; no one knew how to counsel him, ' Then Oluf Skotkonung became very wrath ; he became like a madman.
' " So much for your wisdom, " he shouted again and again to his men. " I will be free. Why do people laud your wisdom ? " ' Whilst the King raged and shouted, and no one knew how to answer him, the maiden Astrid stepped forward from amongst the other women and made a proposal.
' Hjalte must really believe her when she told him that it was only because she found it so amusing that she could not help saying it, and not in the least because she thought it could really be done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " Will the Svea-King be content to hear himself called a breaker of oaths?" asked the Princess.
* Then the Svea-King laughed aloud.
' " Do not let that trouble thee. No one shall call me that. Why dost thou question about this, thou who art a woman ? There are still men in my Council ; they will find a way out of it. " [ 190] ASTRID ' Then the King turned towards his henchmen who had been with him to the chase.
' " My will is bound by this promise, " he said to them. " How shall I be released... from it? " ' But none of the King's men answered a word ; no one knew how to counsel him, ' Then Oluf Skotkonung became very wrath ; he became like a madman.
' " So much for your wisdom, " he shouted again and again to his men. " I will be free. Why do people laud your wisdom ? " ' Whilst the King raged and shouted, and no one knew how to answer him, the maiden Astrid stepped forward from amongst the other women and made a proposal.
' Hjalte must really believe her when she told him that it was only because she found it so amusing that she could not help saying it, and not in the least because she thought it could really be done.
What to read after From a Swedish Homestead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selma Lagerlcf to read onlineMoreLess
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