Jerusalem; a Novel
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He jumped to his feet and started down the road; in almost no time he was over the bridge and on the side of the river where the Ingmar Farm lay.
"I'd like to know where all those carriages have gone to," he said to himself. He followed the wheel ruts, half running, but all the while becoming more and more determined. "I know this is stupid of me," he thought, remembering Mother Stina's warning. "But I'm only going as far as the gate, to see what they're up to down there." In the best room at t...he Ingmars sat Berger Sven Pers- son and two other men, drinking coffee. Ingmar Ingmars- son, who still lived at the schoolhouse, was at home over loo JERUSALEM Sunday. He sat at table with them and acted as host, for Karin had excused herself, saying she had some work to do in the kitchen, as the maids had gone down to the mission house to hear the schoolmaster preach.
It was deadly dull in the parlour. All the men sat drinking their coffee without exchanging a word. The suitors were practically strangers to one another, and all three of them were watching for an opportunity to slip into the kitchen for a private word with Karin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He jumped to his feet and started down the road; in almost no time he was over the bridge and on the side of the river where the Ingmar Farm lay.
"I'd like to know where all those carriages have gone to," he said to himself. He followed the wheel ruts, half running, but all the while becoming more and more determined. "I know this is stupid of me," he thought, remembering Mother Stina's warning. "But I'm only going as far as the gate, to see what they're up to down there." In the best room at t...he Ingmars sat Berger Sven Pers- son and two other men, drinking coffee. Ingmar Ingmars- son, who still lived at the schoolhouse, was at home over loo JERUSALEM Sunday. He sat at table with them and acted as host, for Karin had excused herself, saying she had some work to do in the kitchen, as the maids had gone down to the mission house to hear the schoolmaster preach.
It was deadly dull in the parlour. All the men sat drinking their coffee without exchanging a word. The suitors were practically strangers to one another, and all three of them were watching for an opportunity to slip into the kitchen for a private word with Karin.
What to read after Jerusalem; a Novel?
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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