In the Blue Pike — volume 02
In the Blue Pike — volume 02
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A few minutes had sufficed to show the ropedancer all this, andsuggest the question whether it was possible that the most faithful ofhusbands would thus basely neglect, for the sake of a child, the youngwife whom he had won in spite of the hardest obstacles, on whose accounthe had so coldly and cruelly rejected her, the object of so much wooing, and who, this very day, was the fairest of all the beautiful ladies whosurrounded her.
In an instant her active mind transported her to the soul of the... hithertofavoured wife of the man whom she loved, and her strangely constitutedwoman's heart filled with resentment against the young creature below, who had not even attained womanhood, and yet seemed to gain, withouteffort, the prize for which she had vainly striven with painful longing.
She, whose heart had remained free from jealousy of the woman who stoodbetween her and the man she loved, like a solid bulwark erected by Fateitself, was now suddenly overmastered by this passion.
Yet she did not turn against the person to whom Lienhard belonged, as hedid to the city, or to his own family, and who was united to him by thewill of Heaven, but against the mysterious young creature at his side, who changed with every passing moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few minutes had sufficed to show the ropedancer all this, andsuggest the question whether it was possible that the most faithful ofhusbands would thus basely neglect, for the sake of a child, the youngwife whom he had won in spite of the hardest obstacles, on whose accounthe had so coldly and cruelly rejected her, the object of so much wooing, and who, this very day, was the fairest of all the beautiful ladies whosurrounded her.
In an instant her active mind transported her to the soul of the... hithertofavoured wife of the man whom she loved, and her strangely constitutedwoman's heart filled with resentment against the young creature below, who had not even attained womanhood, and yet seemed to gain, withouteffort, the prize for which she had vainly striven with painful longing.
She, whose heart had remained free from jealousy of the woman who stoodbetween her and the man she loved, like a solid bulwark erected by Fateitself, was now suddenly overmastered by this passion.
Yet she did not turn against the person to whom Lienhard belonged, as hedid to the city, or to his own family, and who was united to him by thewill of Heaven, but against the mysterious young creature at his side, who changed with every passing moment.
What to read after In the Blue Pike — volume 02?
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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