Tales
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I wished Prague and the Nepomuck, thirty-four leagues northeast, behind me. He who has not a lovely wife of two and twenty years, charming as love, played about by two blooming gods of love ; he who is not five hundred times more in love with such a being after five years of marriage than on the wedding-day, in vain shall I tell him of my longing for home.
At any rate, I thanked Heaven exultingly when the business at last was finished. I took 232 ^scbokfce's Gales leave of my few acquaintances ...and friends, and told the landlord to give me my bill. The next day I was to depart by post.
On the morning of departure appeared the landlord, obediently waiting upon me with the voluminous bill. I had not enough change to pay my debt, and for use on the way ; it was necessary to cash a note of hand. I felt for my pocket-book, and looked for it in all pockets and corners. It was gone. This was bad enough for me ; for there were fourteen hundred thalers in it, and that is surely no trifle.
It did not help me at all that I made the rounds of the room, — the pocket-book remained lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wished Prague and the Nepomuck, thirty-four leagues northeast, behind me. He who has not a lovely wife of two and twenty years, charming as love, played about by two blooming gods of love ; he who is not five hundred times more in love with such a being after five years of marriage than on the wedding-day, in vain shall I tell him of my longing for home.
At any rate, I thanked Heaven exultingly when the business at last was finished. I took 232 ^scbokfce's Gales leave of my few acquaintances ...and friends, and told the landlord to give me my bill. The next day I was to depart by post.
On the morning of departure appeared the landlord, obediently waiting upon me with the voluminous bill. I had not enough change to pay my debt, and for use on the way ; it was necessary to cash a note of hand. I felt for my pocket-book, and looked for it in all pockets and corners. It was gone. This was bad enough for me ; for there were fourteen hundred thalers in it, and that is surely no trifle.
It did not help me at all that I made the rounds of the room, — the pocket-book remained lost.
What to read after Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Zschokke to read onlineMoreLess
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