In Midsummer Days, And Other Tales
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Therefore, being an obedient son, hereplied, "I don't will anything. " "Then you shall be a tapster, " said the father.
Whether it was because the father knew a tapster, or because wine hada peculiar attraction for him, is a matter of indifference. It is quiteenough to know that young Peal was sent to the wine vaults, and he mighthave fared a good deal worse.
There was a lovely smell of sealing-wax and French wine in the cellars, and they were large and had vaulted roofs, like churches. When he... sat atthe casks and tapped the red wine, his heart was filled with gladness, and he sang, in an undertone at first, all sorts of tunes which he hadpicked up.
His master, to whom wine spelt life, loved song and gaiety, and neverdreamed of stopping his singing; it sounded so well in the vaults, and, moreover, it attracted customers, which was a splendid thing from themaster's point of view.
One day a commercial traveller dropped in; he had started life as anopera-singer, and when he heard Peal, he was so delighted with him thathe invited him to dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, being an obedient son, hereplied, "I don't will anything. " "Then you shall be a tapster, " said the father.
Whether it was because the father knew a tapster, or because wine hada peculiar attraction for him, is a matter of indifference. It is quiteenough to know that young Peal was sent to the wine vaults, and he mighthave fared a good deal worse.
There was a lovely smell of sealing-wax and French wine in the cellars, and they were large and had vaulted roofs, like churches. When he... sat atthe casks and tapped the red wine, his heart was filled with gladness, and he sang, in an undertone at first, all sorts of tunes which he hadpicked up.
His master, to whom wine spelt life, loved song and gaiety, and neverdreamed of stopping his singing; it sounded so well in the vaults, and, moreover, it attracted customers, which was a splendid thing from themaster's point of view.
One day a commercial traveller dropped in; he had started life as anopera-singer, and when he heard Peal, he was so delighted with him thathe invited him to dinner.
What to read after In Midsummer Days, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strindberg August to read onlineMoreLess
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