Mysteries
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An endless and tedious conversation took place between them, a conversation that lasted well over three hours.
It all went as follows, from beginning to end: Johan Nagel was sitting in the hotel café with a newspaper in his hand when Miniman came in. There were also some other people sitting around the tables, including a stout peasant woman with a black-and-red knitted kerchief over her shoulders. They all seemed to know Miniman; he bowed politely right and left as he came in, but was received ...with loud yells and laughter. The peasant woman even got up and wanted to dance with him.
“Not today, not today,” he says to the woman evasively, and with that he walks straight up to the hotel keeper and addresses him, cap in hand: “I’ve brought the coal up to the kitchen; I suppose that will be all for today?”
“Yes,” the hotel keeper replies, “what else should there be?”
“No,” Miniman says, quietly withdrawing.
He was exceptionally ugly. He had calm blue eyes, but horrible protruding front teeth and an extremely twisted gait because of a physical defect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An endless and tedious conversation took place between them, a conversation that lasted well over three hours.
It all went as follows, from beginning to end: Johan Nagel was sitting in the hotel café with a newspaper in his hand when Miniman came in. There were also some other people sitting around the tables, including a stout peasant woman with a black-and-red knitted kerchief over her shoulders. They all seemed to know Miniman; he bowed politely right and left as he came in, but was received ...with loud yells and laughter. The peasant woman even got up and wanted to dance with him.
“Not today, not today,” he says to the woman evasively, and with that he walks straight up to the hotel keeper and addresses him, cap in hand: “I’ve brought the coal up to the kitchen; I suppose that will be all for today?”
“Yes,” the hotel keeper replies, “what else should there be?”
“No,” Miniman says, quietly withdrawing.
He was exceptionally ugly. He had calm blue eyes, but horrible protruding front teeth and an extremely twisted gait because of a physical defect.
What to read after Mysteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knut Hamsun to read onlineMoreLess
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