In the Fire of the Forge — volume 01
In the Fire of the Forge — volume 01
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However, he came to her in every pause to exchangeat least a few brief words and a glance. During the longest one, whichlasted more than an hour and was devoted to the refreshment of theguests, he led her into a side room which had been transformed into ablossoming garden.
Seats were placed behind the green birch trees--amid whose boughs hunggay lamps--and the rose bushes which surrounded a fountain of perfumedwater, and Eva had already followed the Swiss knight across the thresholdwhen she saw... among the branches at the end of the room the CountessCordula, at whose feet several young nobles knelt or reclined, among themSeitz Siebenburg, the brother-in-law of Wolff Eysvogel, her sister'sbetrothed bridegroom.
The manner of the husband and father whose wife, only six weeks before, had become the mother of twin babies--beautiful boys--and who forCordula's sake so shamefully forgot his duties, crimsoned her cheeks witha flush of anger, while the half-disapproving, half-troubled look thatSir Boemund Altrosen cast, sometimes at the countess, sometimes atSiebenburg, showed her that she herself was on the eve of doing somethingwhich the best persons could not approve; for Altrosen, who leanedsilently against the wall beside the countess, ever and anon pushing backthe coal-black hair from his pale face, had been mentioned by hergodfather as the noblest of the younger knights gathered in Nuremberg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, he came to her in every pause to exchangeat least a few brief words and a glance. During the longest one, whichlasted more than an hour and was devoted to the refreshment of theguests, he led her into a side room which had been transformed into ablossoming garden.
Seats were placed behind the green birch trees--amid whose boughs hunggay lamps--and the rose bushes which surrounded a fountain of perfumedwater, and Eva had already followed the Swiss knight across the thresholdwhen she saw... among the branches at the end of the room the CountessCordula, at whose feet several young nobles knelt or reclined, among themSeitz Siebenburg, the brother-in-law of Wolff Eysvogel, her sister'sbetrothed bridegroom.
The manner of the husband and father whose wife, only six weeks before, had become the mother of twin babies--beautiful boys--and who forCordula's sake so shamefully forgot his duties, crimsoned her cheeks witha flush of anger, while the half-disapproving, half-troubled look thatSir Boemund Altrosen cast, sometimes at the countess, sometimes atSiebenburg, showed her that she herself was on the eve of doing somethingwhich the best persons could not approve; for Altrosen, who leanedsilently against the wall beside the countess, ever and anon pushing backthe coal-black hair from his pale face, had been mentioned by hergodfather as the noblest of the younger knights gathered in Nuremberg.
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