Invisible Links 8 3
Invisible Links 8 3
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He was alone. The solitudeterrified him. His thoughts were gloomy. But he smiled when hethought of his wife. The desert became a flowering meadow when heremembered his wife. Springs gushed up from the ground at thethought of her.
His camel fell. His soul was filled with forebodings of evil. Misfortune, he thought, is a vulture, which loves the desert. Hedid not turn, but went onward with the king's letter. He trod uponthorns. He walked among serpents and scorpions. He thirsted andhungered. He s...aw caravans drag their dark length through the sands. He did not join them. He dared not seek strangers. He, who bears aroyal letter, must go alone. He saw at eventide the white tents ofshepherds. He was tempted, as if by his wife's smiling dwelling. Hethought he saw white veils waving to him. He turned away from thetents out into solitude. Woe to him if they had stolen the letterof his king!
He hesitates when he sees searching brigands pursuing him. Hethinks of the king's letter. He reads it in order to then destroyit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was alone. The solitudeterrified him. His thoughts were gloomy. But he smiled when hethought of his wife. The desert became a flowering meadow when heremembered his wife. Springs gushed up from the ground at thethought of her.
His camel fell. His soul was filled with forebodings of evil. Misfortune, he thought, is a vulture, which loves the desert. Hedid not turn, but went onward with the king's letter. He trod uponthorns. He walked among serpents and scorpions. He thirsted andhungered. He s...aw caravans drag their dark length through the sands. He did not join them. He dared not seek strangers. He, who bears aroyal letter, must go alone. He saw at eventide the white tents ofshepherds. He was tempted, as if by his wife's smiling dwelling. Hethought he saw white veils waving to him. He turned away from thetents out into solitude. Woe to him if they had stolen the letterof his king!
He hesitates when he sees searching brigands pursuing him. Hethinks of the king's letter. He reads it in order to then destroyit.
What to read after Invisible Links 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selma Lagerlcf to read onlineMoreLess
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