Manasseh
Manasseh
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"Pst!" the cobbler interrupted her musing; "come and let me show you theportrait. " So saying, he conducted her to an easel on which rested a veiledpicture, which he uncovered with an air of pride and satisfaction.
The feeling of rapture that took possession of Blanka at sight of herown portrait was owing, not to the fact that it was herlikeness, --radiant though that likeness was with youth and beauty andall the charm of an ideal creation, --but to the thought that _he_ hadpainted it.
"The pri...ce is thirty-three million, three hundred and thirty-threethousand, three hundred and thirty-three _scudi_, and not a _soldo_less!" announced the shoemaker, with a broad smile. Then he laid hisfingers on his lips. "Pst! Not a word! I know all. It will be allright. " Blanka saw now that he had recognised her the moment she entered hisshop.
"The citizen painter is not at home, " continued the other, "but he willturn up at the proper time where he is wanted. Sun, moon, and stars mayfall from heaven, but he will not fail you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Pst!" the cobbler interrupted her musing; "come and let me show you theportrait. " So saying, he conducted her to an easel on which rested a veiledpicture, which he uncovered with an air of pride and satisfaction.
The feeling of rapture that took possession of Blanka at sight of herown portrait was owing, not to the fact that it was herlikeness, --radiant though that likeness was with youth and beauty andall the charm of an ideal creation, --but to the thought that _he_ hadpainted it.
"The pri...ce is thirty-three million, three hundred and thirty-threethousand, three hundred and thirty-three _scudi_, and not a _soldo_less!" announced the shoemaker, with a broad smile. Then he laid hisfingers on his lips. "Pst! Not a word! I know all. It will be allright. " Blanka saw now that he had recognised her the moment she entered hisshop.
"The citizen painter is not at home, " continued the other, "but he willturn up at the proper time where he is wanted. Sun, moon, and stars mayfall from heaven, but he will not fail you.
What to read after Manasseh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mór Jókai to read onlineMoreLess
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