Tales of the Caravan, Inn, And Palace
Tales of the Caravan, Inn, And Palace
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" retorted the singer. " I can sing what I please, so let go of my arm, or " " No, you must tell me what you sang ! " shouted Peter, taking a firmer grip on his arm. The two others did not hesitate long on seeing this but fell upon Peter with their hard fists and gave him such a beating that he was forced to let go his hold on the first man and sank exhausted to his knees. " You have got your share now," said they laughing, " and mind you, stupid fellow,, never to jump upon people again on the ...highway/' "Oh, I will surely take care!*' replied Charcoal Pete sighing ; " but now that I have had the blows, be so good as t(5 tell me plainly what it was that man sang." They began to laugh- again, and made sport of him ; but the one who had sung the song repeated it to him, and laughing and singing they continued on their way.
"A1so^^jM;2," said the beaten one, as he raised himself up with some difficulty; ^* gesehen rhymes with siehen.
Now then, Little Glass-Man, we will speak a word to- gether." He went back to the hut,- took his hat and stick, and bade farewell to the inmates of the hut, and started on his way back to theTannenbuehl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" retorted the singer. " I can sing what I please, so let go of my arm, or " " No, you must tell me what you sang ! " shouted Peter, taking a firmer grip on his arm. The two others did not hesitate long on seeing this but fell upon Peter with their hard fists and gave him such a beating that he was forced to let go his hold on the first man and sank exhausted to his knees. " You have got your share now," said they laughing, " and mind you, stupid fellow,, never to jump upon people again on the ...highway/' "Oh, I will surely take care!*' replied Charcoal Pete sighing ; " but now that I have had the blows, be so good as t(5 tell me plainly what it was that man sang." They began to laugh- again, and made sport of him ; but the one who had sung the song repeated it to him, and laughing and singing they continued on their way.
"A1so^^jM;2," said the beaten one, as he raised himself up with some difficulty; ^* gesehen rhymes with siehen.
Now then, Little Glass-Man, we will speak a word to- gether." He went back to the hut,- took his hat and stick, and bade farewell to the inmates of the hut, and started on his way back to theTannenbuehl.
What to read after Tales of the Caravan, Inn, And Palace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hauff Wilhelm to read onlineMoreLess
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