Stories By English Authors: Germany (Selected By Scribners)
Stories By English Authors: Germany (Selected By Scribners)
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Especially hard in that bleak, snow-bound, famine-stricken winter-time, when the only light and warmth there couldbe found abode beside the village hearths and in the kindly greetingsof neighbours. In the winter-time all drew nearer to each other, allto all, except to Nello and Patrasche, with whom none now would haveanything to do, and who were left to fare as they might with the oldparalyzed, bedridden man in the little cabin, whose fire was often low, and whose board was often without bread;... for there was a buyer fromAntwerp who had taken to drive his mule in of a day for the milk of thevarious dairies, and there were only three or four of the people who hadrefused his terms of purchase and remained faithful to the little greencart. So that the burden which Patrasche drew had become very light, and the centime pieces in Nello's pouch had become, alas! very smalllikewise.
The dog would stop, as usual, at all the familiar gates which were nowclosed to him, and look up at them with wistful, mute appeal; and itcost the neighbours a pang to shut their doors and their hearts, and letPatrasche draw his cart on again, empty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Especially hard in that bleak, snow-bound, famine-stricken winter-time, when the only light and warmth there couldbe found abode beside the village hearths and in the kindly greetingsof neighbours. In the winter-time all drew nearer to each other, allto all, except to Nello and Patrasche, with whom none now would haveanything to do, and who were left to fare as they might with the oldparalyzed, bedridden man in the little cabin, whose fire was often low, and whose board was often without bread;... for there was a buyer fromAntwerp who had taken to drive his mule in of a day for the milk of thevarious dairies, and there were only three or four of the people who hadrefused his terms of purchase and remained faithful to the little greencart. So that the burden which Patrasche drew had become very light, and the centime pieces in Nello's pouch had become, alas! very smalllikewise.
The dog would stop, as usual, at all the familiar gates which were nowclosed to him, and look up at them with wistful, mute appeal; and itcost the neighbours a pang to shut their doors and their hearts, and letPatrasche draw his cart on again, empty.
What to read after Stories By English Authors: Germany (Selected By Scribners)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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