Selected Polish Tales
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Youhave ten acres, she has fifteen. I shall take her land, because it isclose to mine, and give you fifteen acres of Hamer's land. You willhave a gospodarstwo of twenty-five acres all in one piece. ' Slimak reflected for a while.
'I think, ' he said at last, ' Gawdrina's land is better than Hamer's. ' 'All right! You shall have a bit more. ' Slimak scratched his head. 'Well, I don't know, ' he said.
'It's agreed, then, ' said Gryb, 'and now I'll tell you what you willhave to do in return. You w...ill pay a hundred and fifty roubles toGrochowski and a hundred to Josel. ' Slimak demurred.
'I haven't buried my wife yet. ' The old man's temper was rising.
'Rubbish! don't be a fool! How can a gospodarz get along without awife? Yours is dead and gone, and if she could speak, she would say: "Marry, Josef, and don't turn up your nose at a benefactor like Gryb. "' 'What are you quarrelling about?' cried Grochowski.
'Look here, I am offering him my sister and fifteen acres of land, fourcows and a pair of horses, to say nothing of the household property, and he can't make up his mind, ' said Gryb, with awry face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Youhave ten acres, she has fifteen. I shall take her land, because it isclose to mine, and give you fifteen acres of Hamer's land. You willhave a gospodarstwo of twenty-five acres all in one piece. ' Slimak reflected for a while.
'I think, ' he said at last, ' Gawdrina's land is better than Hamer's. ' 'All right! You shall have a bit more. ' Slimak scratched his head. 'Well, I don't know, ' he said.
'It's agreed, then, ' said Gryb, 'and now I'll tell you what you willhave to do in return. You w...ill pay a hundred and fifty roubles toGrochowski and a hundred to Josel. ' Slimak demurred.
'I haven't buried my wife yet. ' The old man's temper was rising.
'Rubbish! don't be a fool! How can a gospodarz get along without awife? Yours is dead and gone, and if she could speak, she would say: "Marry, Josef, and don't turn up your nose at a benefactor like Gryb. "' 'What are you quarrelling about?' cried Grochowski.
'Look here, I am offering him my sister and fifteen acres of land, fourcows and a pair of horses, to say nothing of the household property, and he can't make up his mind, ' said Gryb, with awry face.
What to read after Selected Polish Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benecke Else C. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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