Pelle the Conqueror; Daybreak
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" he asked.
" What should I do there ? " answered Pelle shortly.
" The poor man has no use for knowledge ; he's ever- lastingly damned." He had broken with all that and did not care either about the librarian's visits. It was best for every one to look after himself ; the great were no company for such as he. He made no attempt to conceal his ill humour, but Brun took no notice. The latter had moved out into Frederiksberg Avenue in October, and dropped in almost every afternoon on his way home ...from the library. The children took care to be down there at that time, for he always brought something for them.
DAYBREAK 125 Neither Pelle nor Ellen demanded much of life now.
They had settled down in resignation side by side like a pair of cart-horses that were accustomed to share manger and toil. It would have been a great thing now to have done with that confounded loan, so that they need not go about with their lives in their hands continually ; but even that was requiring too much ! All that could be scraped together went every month to the money-lender, and they were no nearer the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he asked.
" What should I do there ? " answered Pelle shortly.
" The poor man has no use for knowledge ; he's ever- lastingly damned." He had broken with all that and did not care either about the librarian's visits. It was best for every one to look after himself ; the great were no company for such as he. He made no attempt to conceal his ill humour, but Brun took no notice. The latter had moved out into Frederiksberg Avenue in October, and dropped in almost every afternoon on his way home ...from the library. The children took care to be down there at that time, for he always brought something for them.
DAYBREAK 125 Neither Pelle nor Ellen demanded much of life now.
They had settled down in resignation side by side like a pair of cart-horses that were accustomed to share manger and toil. It would have been a great thing now to have done with that confounded loan, so that they need not go about with their lives in their hands continually ; but even that was requiring too much ! All that could be scraped together went every month to the money-lender, and they were no nearer the end.
What to read after Pelle the Conqueror; Daybreak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nexø Martin Andersen to read onlineMoreLess
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