The Bodley Books 4
The Bodley Books 4
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" Once there lived a man who 80 THE VIKING BODLEYS.
owned all this coast as far north as you can see^ and far down to the south, but in ten years he lost it all through drink and not minding his affairs. And then one of his neighbors spoke against him, and said that he caught poor people and chopped them up and sold them to the Turks. Yes, there was a little building where he kept pota- toes, and they said that was the place. They had seen vessels sail- ing away from it in the morning." " That ...does not speak very well for the intelligence of your peo- ple up here," said Mr. Van Wyck.
" Beg your pardon. It was some time since. But they had the same stories in Christiania not so very long ago." Mr. Van Wyck laughed as the captain moved away.
" He seems anxious to relieve Sandfjord by throwing the burden upon a larger and more significant place," he said. " But do look at that poor woman ! " A boat was taking freight and passengers from the steamer. One woman's tine — as the gaudily painted boxes which the peasants carry are called — was passed out, and the han- dle came off, causing it to fall into the boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Once there lived a man who 80 THE VIKING BODLEYS.
owned all this coast as far north as you can see^ and far down to the south, but in ten years he lost it all through drink and not minding his affairs. And then one of his neighbors spoke against him, and said that he caught poor people and chopped them up and sold them to the Turks. Yes, there was a little building where he kept pota- toes, and they said that was the place. They had seen vessels sail- ing away from it in the morning." " That ...does not speak very well for the intelligence of your peo- ple up here," said Mr. Van Wyck.
" Beg your pardon. It was some time since. But they had the same stories in Christiania not so very long ago." Mr. Van Wyck laughed as the captain moved away.
" He seems anxious to relieve Sandfjord by throwing the burden upon a larger and more significant place," he said. " But do look at that poor woman ! " A boat was taking freight and passengers from the steamer. One woman's tine — as the gaudily painted boxes which the peasants carry are called — was passed out, and the han- dle came off, causing it to fall into the boat.
What to read after The Bodley Books 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scudder Horace Elisha to read onlineMoreLess
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