Jerusalem
Jerusalem
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We have slept long enough for this year; nowit's high time we were getting dressed. " So the birches hurriedly put on some sticky pale green leaves, andthe maples a few green flowers. The leaves of the alder came forthin such a crinkly and unfinished state that they looked quitemalformed, but the slender leave: of the willow slipped out oftheir buds smooth and shapely from the start.
Gertrude smiled to herself as she walked along and thought thisup. She only wished she had been alone with Ingma...r so she couldhave told it all to him.
They had a long way to go to get to the Ingmar Farm--more than anhour's tramp. They followed the riverside; all the while Gertrudekept walking a little behind the others. Her fancy had begun toplay around the red glow of the sunset, which flamed now above theriver, now above the strand. Gray alder and green birch wereenveloped by the shimmer, flashing red one instant, the next takingon their natural hues.
Suddenly Ingmar stopped, and broke off in the middle of somethinghe was telling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have slept long enough for this year; nowit's high time we were getting dressed. " So the birches hurriedly put on some sticky pale green leaves, andthe maples a few green flowers. The leaves of the alder came forthin such a crinkly and unfinished state that they looked quitemalformed, but the slender leave: of the willow slipped out oftheir buds smooth and shapely from the start.
Gertrude smiled to herself as she walked along and thought thisup. She only wished she had been alone with Ingma...r so she couldhave told it all to him.
They had a long way to go to get to the Ingmar Farm--more than anhour's tramp. They followed the riverside; all the while Gertrudekept walking a little behind the others. Her fancy had begun toplay around the red glow of the sunset, which flamed now above theriver, now above the strand. Gray alder and green birch wereenveloped by the shimmer, flashing red one instant, the next takingon their natural hues.
Suddenly Ingmar stopped, and broke off in the middle of somethinghe was telling.
What to read after Jerusalem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lagerlöf Selma to read onlineMoreLess
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