Jean-Christophe, volume I
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A hero!. . . I don't quiteknow what that is: but, you see, I imagine that a hero is a man who doeswhat he can. The others do not do it. " "Oh!" sighed Christophe. "Then what is the good of living? It is not worthwhile. And yet there are people who say: 'He who wills can!'". . .
Gottfried laughed again softly.
"Yes?. . . Oh! well, they are liars, my friend. Or they do not will anythingmuch. . . . " They had reached the top of the hill. They embraced affectionately. Thelittle peddler went on, tre...ading wearily. Christophe stayed there, lost inthought, and watched him go. He repeated his uncle's saying: "_Als ich kann_ (The best I can). " And he smiled, thinking: "Yes. . . . All the same. . . . It is enough. " He returned to the town. The frozen snow crackled under his feet. Thebitter winter wind made the bare branches of the stunted trees on the hillshiver. It reddened his cheeks, and made his skin tingle, and set his bloodracing. The red roofs of the town below were smiling under the brilliant, cold sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A hero!. . . I don't quiteknow what that is: but, you see, I imagine that a hero is a man who doeswhat he can. The others do not do it. " "Oh!" sighed Christophe. "Then what is the good of living? It is not worthwhile. And yet there are people who say: 'He who wills can!'". . .
Gottfried laughed again softly.
"Yes?. . . Oh! well, they are liars, my friend. Or they do not will anythingmuch. . . . " They had reached the top of the hill. They embraced affectionately. Thelittle peddler went on, tre...ading wearily. Christophe stayed there, lost inthought, and watched him go. He repeated his uncle's saying: "_Als ich kann_ (The best I can). " And he smiled, thinking: "Yes. . . . All the same. . . . It is enough. " He returned to the town. The frozen snow crackled under his feet. Thebitter winter wind made the bare branches of the stunted trees on the hillshiver. It reddened his cheeks, and made his skin tingle, and set his bloodracing. The red roofs of the town below were smiling under the brilliant, cold sun.
What to read after Jean-Christophe, volume I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rolland Romain to read onlineMoreLess
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