The Bride of the Nile — volume 06
The Bride of the Nile — volume 06
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O Paula, what do I not owe to you! And when we next meet you will receive me, will you not, as you did that evening on the river after my return?" "Yes, indeed; and with even more glad confidence, " replied Paula, holding out her hand with a lovely graciousness that came from her heart;he pressed it a moment to his lips, and then sprang on to his horse androde off at a round trot, his slave following him.
"Katharina, child, Katharina!" was shouted from Susannah's house ina woman's high-pitched ...voice. The water-wagtail started up, hastilysmoothing her hair and casting an evil glance at her rival, "the other, "the supplanter who had basely betrayed her under the sycamores; sheclenched her little fist as she saw Paula watching Orion's retreatingform with beaming eyes. Paula went back into the house, happy andwalking on air, while the other poor, deeply-wounded child burst intoviolent weeping at the first hasty words from her mother, who was not atall satisfied with the disorder of her dress; and she ended by declaringwith defiant audacity that she would not present the flowers to thepatriarch, and would remain in her own room, for she was dying ofheadache.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O Paula, what do I not owe to you! And when we next meet you will receive me, will you not, as you did that evening on the river after my return?" "Yes, indeed; and with even more glad confidence, " replied Paula, holding out her hand with a lovely graciousness that came from her heart;he pressed it a moment to his lips, and then sprang on to his horse androde off at a round trot, his slave following him.
"Katharina, child, Katharina!" was shouted from Susannah's house ina woman's high-pitched ...voice. The water-wagtail started up, hastilysmoothing her hair and casting an evil glance at her rival, "the other, "the supplanter who had basely betrayed her under the sycamores; sheclenched her little fist as she saw Paula watching Orion's retreatingform with beaming eyes. Paula went back into the house, happy andwalking on air, while the other poor, deeply-wounded child burst intoviolent weeping at the first hasty words from her mother, who was not atall satisfied with the disorder of her dress; and she ended by declaringwith defiant audacity that she would not present the flowers to thepatriarch, and would remain in her own room, for she was dying ofheadache.
What to read after The Bride of the Nile — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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