The Elixir
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Myblessing rest upon you, my son, and upon every Ueberhell who, on histwenty-fifth birthday--that is having reached maturity--shall receivethis little bottle and regard it as the most precious of all hispossessions. " This inscription Melchior's son read with trembling voice, and he wasso deeply moved by the solemnity of his father's words that he did notperceive his young wife lift the cushion from the casket, examine thephial with curiosity, and then, having removed the glass stopper withdiff...iculty, hold the bottle to her dainty little nose.
But she closed the phial as quickly as she had opened for she experiencedso strange a sensation, her blood beat through her veins so oddly, that, impelled by some inner force, and regardless of the presence of HerrWinckler, and the tact which she usually displayed, she cried out: "Sothat, then, is your inheritance! A bit of coloured glass which one couldbuy in the street for a trifle, and a few brown drops of some stuff whichno one knows the use of, now that the directions are burned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Myblessing rest upon you, my son, and upon every Ueberhell who, on histwenty-fifth birthday--that is having reached maturity--shall receivethis little bottle and regard it as the most precious of all hispossessions. " This inscription Melchior's son read with trembling voice, and he wasso deeply moved by the solemnity of his father's words that he did notperceive his young wife lift the cushion from the casket, examine thephial with curiosity, and then, having removed the glass stopper withdiff...iculty, hold the bottle to her dainty little nose.
But she closed the phial as quickly as she had opened for she experiencedso strange a sensation, her blood beat through her veins so oddly, that, impelled by some inner force, and regardless of the presence of HerrWinckler, and the tact which she usually displayed, she cried out: "Sothat, then, is your inheritance! A bit of coloured glass which one couldbuy in the street for a trifle, and a few brown drops of some stuff whichno one knows the use of, now that the directions are burned.
What to read after The Elixir?
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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