Napoleon And Blücher : An Historical Novel
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" It is only necessary for you to give them proper directions, sir," said Madame von Liitzow, entreatingly, "for as they know how to ply the needle they will easily understand what to do." " And if the uniform should not fit well, or be badly made.
THE HEROIC TAILOR. 269 it will be laid at my door, aud M. Martin will be blamed for it. I assure you I cannot take the job ; I am short of work- men of the necessary experience. No one wants to work now- adays — all heads are turned— all young men ar...e enlisting." "No, sir," said the lady, "all heads are turned right again —to one thing necessary at this time— to the service of the fatherland." "Bah! my shop is my fatherland," said the tailor, con- temptuously.
"That is not true," exclaimed Madame von Liitzow, "you do not and cannot think so. For if you did, you would be no Prussian, no German, and no one could love and respect you.
During the period of adversity and disgrace, your shop may have been a comfort to you ; but now that the sun of liberty is rising, all hearts must throb joyously; all must go out and gaze upon the new world ; the shop no longer contains the work worthy of a freeman — it is to be found only on the battle-field — deliverance of the country!" " The lady is right!" exclaimed the tailor's three assistants, who had hitherto looked up but stealthily from their work, but now cast it aside with impetuosity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is only necessary for you to give them proper directions, sir," said Madame von Liitzow, entreatingly, "for as they know how to ply the needle they will easily understand what to do." " And if the uniform should not fit well, or be badly made.
THE HEROIC TAILOR. 269 it will be laid at my door, aud M. Martin will be blamed for it. I assure you I cannot take the job ; I am short of work- men of the necessary experience. No one wants to work now- adays — all heads are turned— all young men ar...e enlisting." "No, sir," said the lady, "all heads are turned right again —to one thing necessary at this time— to the service of the fatherland." "Bah! my shop is my fatherland," said the tailor, con- temptuously.
"That is not true," exclaimed Madame von Liitzow, "you do not and cannot think so. For if you did, you would be no Prussian, no German, and no one could love and respect you.
During the period of adversity and disgrace, your shop may have been a comfort to you ; but now that the sun of liberty is rising, all hearts must throb joyously; all must go out and gaze upon the new world ; the shop no longer contains the work worthy of a freeman — it is to be found only on the battle-field — deliverance of the country!" " The lady is right!" exclaimed the tailor's three assistants, who had hitherto looked up but stealthily from their work, but now cast it aside with impetuosity.
What to read after Napoleon And Blücher : An Historical Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luise Mühlbach to read onlineMoreLess
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