Legends of the Rhine
Legends of the Rhine
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She would go out onthe balcony and weave golden dreams, and while she sat there, lookingout over the hazy blue distance, she longed for the moment whenSiegfried would return, when she could lean her head upon his breast, and tell him of the great happiness in store for them.
Perhaps the war against the heathens might last so long that she wouldbe able to hold the pledge of their love joyfully out to him from thebalcony on his return. And the countess' lovely face would be lit upwith a gleam of ...blissful happiness, and she would while away the timeon her favourite spot, dreaming and looking out into the hazy bluedistance.
The secret aversion which the countess felt towards the steward wasnot without a reason. Her angel-like beauty had awakened lustfulpassion in Golo's breast, which he did not strive to hide. On thecontrary his frequent intercourse with her, who was as gracious to himas to all her other inferiors, stirred his passion still more, and oneday, losing all control, he threw himself at the countess' feet, declaring his love for her, and imploring her to return it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She would go out onthe balcony and weave golden dreams, and while she sat there, lookingout over the hazy blue distance, she longed for the moment whenSiegfried would return, when she could lean her head upon his breast, and tell him of the great happiness in store for them.
Perhaps the war against the heathens might last so long that she wouldbe able to hold the pledge of their love joyfully out to him from thebalcony on his return. And the countess' lovely face would be lit upwith a gleam of ...blissful happiness, and she would while away the timeon her favourite spot, dreaming and looking out into the hazy bluedistance.
The secret aversion which the countess felt towards the steward wasnot without a reason. Her angel-like beauty had awakened lustfulpassion in Golo's breast, which he did not strive to hide. On thecontrary his frequent intercourse with her, who was as gracious to himas to all her other inferiors, stirred his passion still more, and oneday, losing all control, he threw himself at the countess' feet, declaring his love for her, and imploring her to return it.
What to read after Legends of the Rhine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruland Wilhelm to read onlineMoreLess
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