Growth of the Soil
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After all, she had a mother's heart. She asked hisfather for the money first, and, finding it was no good, had taken itherself. Whether Isak had had some suspicion beforehand, or had foundit out by accident--anyhow, it was found out. And suddenly Inger foundherself gripped by both arms, felt herself lifted from the floor, and thumped down on to the floor again. It was something strange andterrible--a sort of avalanche. Isak's hands were not weak, not wornout now. Inger gave a groan, her head fe...ll back, she shivered, andgave up the money.
Even then Isak said little, though Inger made no attempt to hinder himfrom speaking. What he did say was uttered, as it were, in one hardbreath: "Huttch! You--you're not fit to have in the place!" She hardly knew him again. Oh, but it must have been long-storedbitterness that would not be repressed.
A miserable day, and a long night, and a day beyond. Isak went out ofthe house and lay outside, for all that there was hay to be got in;Sivert was with his father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After all, she had a mother's heart. She asked hisfather for the money first, and, finding it was no good, had taken itherself. Whether Isak had had some suspicion beforehand, or had foundit out by accident--anyhow, it was found out. And suddenly Inger foundherself gripped by both arms, felt herself lifted from the floor, and thumped down on to the floor again. It was something strange andterrible--a sort of avalanche. Isak's hands were not weak, not wornout now. Inger gave a groan, her head fe...ll back, she shivered, andgave up the money.
Even then Isak said little, though Inger made no attempt to hinder himfrom speaking. What he did say was uttered, as it were, in one hardbreath: "Huttch! You--you're not fit to have in the place!" She hardly knew him again. Oh, but it must have been long-storedbitterness that would not be repressed.
A miserable day, and a long night, and a day beyond. Isak went out ofthe house and lay outside, for all that there was hay to be got in;Sivert was with his father.
What to read after Growth of the Soil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knut Hamsun to read onlineMoreLess
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