In the Fire of the Forge — Complete
In the Fire of the Forge — Complete
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But theymade slow progress through the crowd, whose yells, hisses, and catcallspursued them to the entrance of the neighbouring Town Hall.
Here the guard, with crossed halberds, kept back the people who werecrowding after the insulted girls, and it was fortunate, for Eva's feetrefused to carry her farther, and her older sister's strength to supporther failed.
Sighing deeply, Els led her to a bench which stood between two pillars, and then ordered old Martsche, and Katterle, who was trembling in... everylimb, to watch Eva till her return.
Before they went on, her sister must have some rest, and Martin Schedel, the old Clerk of the Council, was the man with whom to obtain it.
She went in search of him as fast as her feet would bear her, and by alucky accident met the kind old man, whom she had known from childhood, on the stairs leading to the Council chamber and the upper offices.
Ernst Ortlieb's unhappy deed, and the story of the base calumnies incirculation about the unfortunate man's daughters, which he had justheard from Herr Pfinzing, had filled the worthy old clerk's heart withpity and indignation; so he eagerly embraced the opportunity afforded toatone to the young girls for the wrongs committed against them by theirfellow-citizens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But theymade slow progress through the crowd, whose yells, hisses, and catcallspursued them to the entrance of the neighbouring Town Hall.
Here the guard, with crossed halberds, kept back the people who werecrowding after the insulted girls, and it was fortunate, for Eva's feetrefused to carry her farther, and her older sister's strength to supporther failed.
Sighing deeply, Els led her to a bench which stood between two pillars, and then ordered old Martsche, and Katterle, who was trembling in... everylimb, to watch Eva till her return.
Before they went on, her sister must have some rest, and Martin Schedel, the old Clerk of the Council, was the man with whom to obtain it.
She went in search of him as fast as her feet would bear her, and by alucky accident met the kind old man, whom she had known from childhood, on the stairs leading to the Council chamber and the upper offices.
Ernst Ortlieb's unhappy deed, and the story of the base calumnies incirculation about the unfortunate man's daughters, which he had justheard from Herr Pfinzing, had filled the worthy old clerk's heart withpity and indignation; so he eagerly embraced the opportunity afforded toatone to the young girls for the wrongs committed against them by theirfellow-citizens.
What to read after In the Fire of the Forge — 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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