Margery — volume 07
Margery — volume 07
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None could I think of who might conveniently quit home for solong, or who was indeed fit for such an enterprise.
Which of us twain first fell asleep I wist not; when I woke in themorning Ann had already quitted the chamber; and while Susan braided myhair, all I had been planning in the night grew plainer to me, and I wentforth and down stairs full of a great purpose which made my heart beatthe faster. When I entered the ball, behold, I saw the same thing, albeit I was now awake, as I had seen y...estermorn in my half-sleep. Yetwas it not Uhlwurm, but Kubbeling, to whom Ann was paying court. As hestood facing her, she looked him trustfully in the eyes, and held hisgreat hand in hers; nay, and when she saw me she did not let it go, butcried out in a clear and thankful voice: "Then so it is, Father Seyfried;and if you do as I beseech you, all will come to a good end and you willremember so good a deed with great joy all your life long. " "As to "great joy' I know not, " replied he. "For if I be not the veriestfool in all the land from Venice to Iceland, my name is not Kubbeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None could I think of who might conveniently quit home for solong, or who was indeed fit for such an enterprise.
Which of us twain first fell asleep I wist not; when I woke in themorning Ann had already quitted the chamber; and while Susan braided myhair, all I had been planning in the night grew plainer to me, and I wentforth and down stairs full of a great purpose which made my heart beatthe faster. When I entered the ball, behold, I saw the same thing, albeit I was now awake, as I had seen y...estermorn in my half-sleep. Yetwas it not Uhlwurm, but Kubbeling, to whom Ann was paying court. As hestood facing her, she looked him trustfully in the eyes, and held hisgreat hand in hers; nay, and when she saw me she did not let it go, butcried out in a clear and thankful voice: "Then so it is, Father Seyfried;and if you do as I beseech you, all will come to a good end and you willremember so good a deed with great joy all your life long. " "As to "great joy' I know not, " replied he. "For if I be not the veriestfool in all the land from Venice to Iceland, my name is not Kubbeling.
What to read after Margery — volume 07?
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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