Mogens And Other Stories
Mogens And Other Stories
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The waist of her pink morning-gown wasgathered high up below, the bosom by a shining black leather-belt; onthe floor behind her lay a snow-white dressing-jacket; her abundant, very blond hair was hanging in a bright-red net.
"You look rather pale after the celebration last night, " was the firstthing Mogens said.
"Good-morning, " she replied and held out without turning around herhand with the flowers in it towards him. Mogens took one of theflowers. Laura turned the head half towards him, open...ed her handslightly and let the flowers fall to the floor in little lots. Thenshe again busied herself with the vase.
"Ill?" asked Mogens.
"Tired. " "I won't eat breakfast with you to-day. " "No?" "We can't have dinner together either. " "You are going fishing?" "No--Good-by!" "When are you coming back?" "I am not coming back. " "What do you mean by that?" she asked arranging her gown; she went tothe window, and there sat down on the chair.
"I am tired of you. That's all. " "Now you are spiteful, what's the matter with you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The waist of her pink morning-gown wasgathered high up below, the bosom by a shining black leather-belt; onthe floor behind her lay a snow-white dressing-jacket; her abundant, very blond hair was hanging in a bright-red net.
"You look rather pale after the celebration last night, " was the firstthing Mogens said.
"Good-morning, " she replied and held out without turning around herhand with the flowers in it towards him. Mogens took one of theflowers. Laura turned the head half towards him, open...ed her handslightly and let the flowers fall to the floor in little lots. Thenshe again busied herself with the vase.
"Ill?" asked Mogens.
"Tired. " "I won't eat breakfast with you to-day. " "No?" "We can't have dinner together either. " "You are going fishing?" "No--Good-by!" "When are you coming back?" "I am not coming back. " "What do you mean by that?" she asked arranging her gown; she went tothe window, and there sat down on the chair.
"I am tired of you. That's all. " "Now you are spiteful, what's the matter with you?
What to read after Mogens And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jp Jacobsen to read onlineMoreLess
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