In a German Pension
In a German Pension
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. .. They walked home in silence. Herr Brechenmacher strode ahead, shestumbled after him. White and forsaken lay the road from the railwaystation to their house--a cold rush of wind blew her hood from her face, and suddenly she remembered how they had come home together the firstnight. Now they had five babies and twice as much money; BUT-- "Na, what is it all for?" she muttered, and not until she had reachedhome, and prepared a little supper of meat and bread for her man did shestop asking her...self that silly question.
Herr Brechenmacher broke the bread into his plate, smeared it round withhis fork and chewed greedily.
"Good?" she asked, leaning her arms on the table and pillowing herbreast against them.
"But fine!" He took a piece of the crumb, wiped it round his plate edge, and held itup to her mouth. She shook her head.
"Not hungry, " she said.
"But it is one of the best pieces, and full of the fat. " He cleared the plate; then pulled off his boots and flung them into acorner.
"Not much of a wedding, " he said, stretching out his feet and wrigglinghis toes in the worsted socks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .. They walked home in silence. Herr Brechenmacher strode ahead, shestumbled after him. White and forsaken lay the road from the railwaystation to their house--a cold rush of wind blew her hood from her face, and suddenly she remembered how they had come home together the firstnight. Now they had five babies and twice as much money; BUT-- "Na, what is it all for?" she muttered, and not until she had reachedhome, and prepared a little supper of meat and bread for her man did shestop asking her...self that silly question.
Herr Brechenmacher broke the bread into his plate, smeared it round withhis fork and chewed greedily.
"Good?" she asked, leaning her arms on the table and pillowing herbreast against them.
"But fine!" He took a piece of the crumb, wiped it round his plate edge, and held itup to her mouth. She shook her head.
"Not hungry, " she said.
"But it is one of the best pieces, and full of the fat. " He cleared the plate; then pulled off his boots and flung them into acorner.
"Not much of a wedding, " he said, stretching out his feet and wrigglinghis toes in the worsted socks.
What to read after In a German Pension?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mansfield Katherine to read onlineMoreLess
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