Pretty Michal : (A Szép Mikhál)
Pretty Michal : (A Szép Mikhál)
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Even the last day and the last night of a con- demned felon must come to an end. Let them once get over this unpleasant day and they would go right away.
They would have a home of their own, a quiet, peaceful parsonage all to themselves, with a large flower garden and a dove-cot.
Barbara Pirka had prophesied rightly. Soon after the last dog had quite ceased howling a man's step was heard approaching the door of the bedroom. Pirka mur- mured an incantation in the gipsy tongue over Michal, which ...might have been a blessing for all that Michal knew to the contrary. Then the old woman withdrew.
Immediately afterward Henry came in. The first thing he did was to extinguish the lamp, so that his wife might not see his face. Then he undressed and lay down beside her, for they both shared the same couch.
Henry threw the bearskin coverlet off the bed ; he was bathed in sweat.
The young wife was shivering, and her teeth chattered.
She drew herself up like a hedgehog, and dared not close her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even the last day and the last night of a con- demned felon must come to an end. Let them once get over this unpleasant day and they would go right away.
They would have a home of their own, a quiet, peaceful parsonage all to themselves, with a large flower garden and a dove-cot.
Barbara Pirka had prophesied rightly. Soon after the last dog had quite ceased howling a man's step was heard approaching the door of the bedroom. Pirka mur- mured an incantation in the gipsy tongue over Michal, which ...might have been a blessing for all that Michal knew to the contrary. Then the old woman withdrew.
Immediately afterward Henry came in. The first thing he did was to extinguish the lamp, so that his wife might not see his face. Then he undressed and lay down beside her, for they both shared the same couch.
Henry threw the bearskin coverlet off the bed ; he was bathed in sweat.
The young wife was shivering, and her teeth chattered.
She drew herself up like a hedgehog, and dared not close her eyes.
What to read after Pretty Michal : (A Szép Mikhál)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mór Jókai to read onlineMoreLess
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