Sielanka: An Idyll
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Dog and Mr. Cat go with us?" "They will, " answers Orso, looking pleased.
"Will we take with us the 'good book'?" "We will, " says Orso, still more pleased.
"Well, " says the girl in her innocence, "Mr. Cat will catch birds forus; Mr. Dog will drive away bad people with his bark; you will be myhusband and I will be your wife, and they will be our children. " Orso feels so happy that he cannot speak, and Jenny continues: "There, there will be no Mr. Hirsch, no circus, we will not work, andbasta!... But no!" she adds a moment later, "the 'good book' says that weshould work, and I sometimes will jump through one--through the twohoops, the three, the four hoops. " Jenny evidently does not imagine work under any other form thanjumping through hoops.
Shortly she says again: "Orso, will I indeed be always with you?" "Yes, Jen, for I love you very much. " His face brightens as he says so, and becomes almost beautiful.
And yet he does not know himself how dear to him has become this smallbright head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dog and Mr. Cat go with us?" "They will, " answers Orso, looking pleased.
"Will we take with us the 'good book'?" "We will, " says Orso, still more pleased.
"Well, " says the girl in her innocence, "Mr. Cat will catch birds forus; Mr. Dog will drive away bad people with his bark; you will be myhusband and I will be your wife, and they will be our children. " Orso feels so happy that he cannot speak, and Jenny continues: "There, there will be no Mr. Hirsch, no circus, we will not work, andbasta!... But no!" she adds a moment later, "the 'good book' says that weshould work, and I sometimes will jump through one--through the twohoops, the three, the four hoops. " Jenny evidently does not imagine work under any other form thanjumping through hoops.
Shortly she says again: "Orso, will I indeed be always with you?" "Yes, Jen, for I love you very much. " His face brightens as he says so, and becomes almost beautiful.
And yet he does not know himself how dear to him has become this smallbright head.
What to read after Sielanka: An Idyll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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