In the Blue Pike — Complete
In the Blue Pike — Complete
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Not only to him, but to her also shewould joyfully have rendered the most menial service, merely to be nearthem and to be permitted to show that the desire to prove her gratitudehad become the object of her life.
When, with good counsel for the future, he dismissed her from the chiefmagistrate's room, he had asked her where she was to be found in case heshould have anything to say to her. It seemed as though, from mingledalarm and joy, her heart would stop beating. If her lodgings, instead ofan... insignificant tavern, had been her own palace, she would gladly haveopened all its gates to him, yet a feverish thrill ran through her limbsat the thought that he might seek her among her vagabond companions, andask in return for his kindness what he would never have presumed to seekhad she been the child of reputable parents, yet which, with mingledanger and happiness, she resolved not to refuse.
During the day and the night when she expected his visit, she had becomeaware that she, who had never cared for any man save for the gifts hebestowed, was fired with love for Lienhard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only to him, but to her also shewould joyfully have rendered the most menial service, merely to be nearthem and to be permitted to show that the desire to prove her gratitudehad become the object of her life.
When, with good counsel for the future, he dismissed her from the chiefmagistrate's room, he had asked her where she was to be found in case heshould have anything to say to her. It seemed as though, from mingledalarm and joy, her heart would stop beating. If her lodgings, instead ofan... insignificant tavern, had been her own palace, she would gladly haveopened all its gates to him, yet a feverish thrill ran through her limbsat the thought that he might seek her among her vagabond companions, andask in return for his kindness what he would never have presumed to seekhad she been the child of reputable parents, yet which, with mingledanger and happiness, she resolved not to refuse.
During the day and the night when she expected his visit, she had becomeaware that she, who had never cared for any man save for the gifts hebestowed, was fired with love for Lienhard.
What to read after In the Blue Pike — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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