Pilgrim Sorrow a Cycle of Tales
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The child would no longer be quieted, and cried often and long. So poor Willi went from house to house and begged for work. " ' We want no maid with a child/ was the hard reply she received every where, or ' What can we do with the little screamer?' " Then she begged for a little milk for the babe, for her own was diminishing from hour to hour. But no one would give her. Any, and she wandered on. I went, after her, for I could no longer lose hold of her. Suddenly I saw some one come up behind m...e a terrible woman, with stony face and wild hair. She came nearer, ever nearer, and as she was close upon me she laughed hoarsely " ' You have done your work well. It is my turn now, for I am Despair. ' " The wind was howling anew, and a snow storm began that even took away my breath. Willi thought she had walked away, but in the dead of the night she found herself once more at the entrance of the same village. She seated herself in a hedge half dead with cold and hunger. The babe in her arms whimpered unceasingly, only from time to time it cried aloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The child would no longer be quieted, and cried often and long. So poor Willi went from house to house and begged for work. " ' We want no maid with a child/ was the hard reply she received every where, or ' What can we do with the little screamer?' " Then she begged for a little milk for the babe, for her own was diminishing from hour to hour. But no one would give her. Any, and she wandered on. I went, after her, for I could no longer lose hold of her. Suddenly I saw some one come up behind m...e a terrible woman, with stony face and wild hair. She came nearer, ever nearer, and as she was close upon me she laughed hoarsely " ' You have done your work well. It is my turn now, for I am Despair. ' " The wind was howling anew, and a snow storm began that even took away my breath. Willi thought she had walked away, but in the dead of the night she found herself once more at the entrance of the same village. She seated herself in a hedge half dead with cold and hunger. The babe in her arms whimpered unceasingly, only from time to time it cried aloud.
What to read after Pilgrim Sorrow a Cycle of Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carmen Sylva to read onlineMoreLess
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