Gunnar: a Tale of Norse Life
Gunnar: a Tale of Norse Life
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She certainly had heard some par- ish talk about that long ago, — yes, so very long ago, she thought now ; for the idea was as strange to her as if she had never heard it. And Lars, how ugly he looked to her, with his broad, ox-like brow and dull, staring eyes!
And her thought grasped despairingly for Gun- 234 GUNNAR.
nar; for in all the fairy-winged dreams which had risen from her soul in the summer still- ness he had been her lord and hero.
"Well," continued Ingeborg, having still re- ceived ...no answer, "you now know my wilL It can certainly not be any great surprise to you.
But with regard to the time, and some few other things, I should like to know what you think." There followed another long painful silence.
Ingeborg stared, she knit her brow ; a deep crimson shot over her face, even up to her head- gear.
"Ragnhild Rimul," cried she, with rising in- dignation, "if you have so far forgotten your birth and your mother's name as still to re- member that wandering beggar and vagabond, whose shame — " " mother !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She certainly had heard some par- ish talk about that long ago, — yes, so very long ago, she thought now ; for the idea was as strange to her as if she had never heard it. And Lars, how ugly he looked to her, with his broad, ox-like brow and dull, staring eyes!
And her thought grasped despairingly for Gun- 234 GUNNAR.
nar; for in all the fairy-winged dreams which had risen from her soul in the summer still- ness he had been her lord and hero.
"Well," continued Ingeborg, having still re- ceived ...no answer, "you now know my wilL It can certainly not be any great surprise to you.
But with regard to the time, and some few other things, I should like to know what you think." There followed another long painful silence.
Ingeborg stared, she knit her brow ; a deep crimson shot over her face, even up to her head- gear.
"Ragnhild Rimul," cried she, with rising in- dignation, "if you have so far forgotten your birth and your mother's name as still to re- member that wandering beggar and vagabond, whose shame — " " mother !
What to read after Gunnar: a Tale of Norse Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyesen Hjalmar Hjorth to read onlineMoreLess
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