Magnhild And Dust
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Not long afterwards she heard Tande come in. The next morning she had her lesson with him ; he was exactly as usual. The lady met her by accident in the afternoon in the street ; she made some slight criticism of Magnhild's playing of the finger exercises which she had heard shortly before through the open window ; at the same time she adjusted Magnhild's hat it was not quite straight.
Skarlie came back. He said that in a journey he had made to Bergen he had travelled with Captain Bang.
" Some ...one at the table, " he said, " knew of Mrs. Bang's relations with Tande, and introduced the topic. " Magnhild had a strong suspicion that this some one was himself ; because after his last stay at home she had heard hints of these relations both from the woman who waited on Tande, the sailor's wife, and from several others.
"The Captain was very nice, " said Skarlie. 109 MAGNHILD " He considered himself altogether too unworthy to be loved by such a woman. Therefore he was glad that she had found her equal at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not long afterwards she heard Tande come in. The next morning she had her lesson with him ; he was exactly as usual. The lady met her by accident in the afternoon in the street ; she made some slight criticism of Magnhild's playing of the finger exercises which she had heard shortly before through the open window ; at the same time she adjusted Magnhild's hat it was not quite straight.
Skarlie came back. He said that in a journey he had made to Bergen he had travelled with Captain Bang.
" Some ...one at the table, " he said, " knew of Mrs. Bang's relations with Tande, and introduced the topic. " Magnhild had a strong suspicion that this some one was himself ; because after his last stay at home she had heard hints of these relations both from the woman who waited on Tande, the sailor's wife, and from several others.
"The Captain was very nice, " said Skarlie. 109 MAGNHILD " He considered himself altogether too unworthy to be loved by such a woman. Therefore he was glad that she had found her equal at last.
What to read after Magnhild And Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bjørnson Bjørnstjerne to read onlineMoreLess
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