Margery — Complete
Margery — Complete
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And as we talked I found there was more and nobler matter in his brainand heart than I had ever weened I might find in a craftsman. We metoften and learned to know each other well, and one day it fell that Iasked him whether he had in truth forgiven the Junker through whom hehad lost the one he loved best.
He forthwith replied that I was not to lay the blame on one whom hewould ever remember as a brave and true-hearted youth, inasmuch as itwas not my cousin, but he himself who had put an end to... the love-makingbetween Gotz and Gertrude. It was after the breach between Gotz and hisparents that it had been most hard to turn a deaf ear to the prayers ofthe devoted lover and of his own child. But, through all, he had bornein mind the doctrine by which his father had ever ruled his going, namely, not to bring on our neighbor such grief as would make our ownheart sore. Therefore he examined himself as to what he would feeltowards one who should make his child to wed against his will with asuitor he liked not; and whereas his own dignity as a man and his carefor his daughter's welfare forbade that he should give her in marriageto a youth whose kinsfolks would receive her with scorn and ill-feeling, rather than with love and kindness, he had at last set his heart hardagainst young Waldstromer, whom he had loved as his own son, and forcedhim to go far away from his sweetheart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as we talked I found there was more and nobler matter in his brainand heart than I had ever weened I might find in a craftsman. We metoften and learned to know each other well, and one day it fell that Iasked him whether he had in truth forgiven the Junker through whom hehad lost the one he loved best.
He forthwith replied that I was not to lay the blame on one whom hewould ever remember as a brave and true-hearted youth, inasmuch as itwas not my cousin, but he himself who had put an end to... the love-makingbetween Gotz and Gertrude. It was after the breach between Gotz and hisparents that it had been most hard to turn a deaf ear to the prayers ofthe devoted lover and of his own child. But, through all, he had bornein mind the doctrine by which his father had ever ruled his going, namely, not to bring on our neighbor such grief as would make our ownheart sore. Therefore he examined himself as to what he would feeltowards one who should make his child to wed against his will with asuitor he liked not; and whereas his own dignity as a man and his carefor his daughter's welfare forbade that he should give her in marriageto a youth whose kinsfolks would receive her with scorn and ill-feeling, rather than with love and kindness, he had at last set his heart hardagainst young Waldstromer, whom he had loved as his own son, and forcedhim to go far away from his sweetheart.
What to read after Margery — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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