The Emperor of Portugalia 8 6
The Emperor of Portugalia 8 6
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The son was too busy baiting his hook tothink of replying. Besides, this was not anything which called fora response. Presently there came from the old man such a heavy sighthat he had to look over toward him.
"Father! Can't you see you've got a nibble? I believe you areletting the perch jerk the rod away from you. " The old man quickly pulled up his line and released the fish fromthe hook. His fingers seemed to be all thumbs and the perch slippedfrom his hands back into the water.
"It isn't me...ant that I shall catch any fish to-day, however much Imay want to. " Yes, there was certainly something he wished the son to say--toConfess--but surely he did not expect him to liken himself to onewho was suspected of having caused the death of his father-in-law?
Ol' Bengtsa did not bait his hook again. He stood upon a stone, with his hands folded--his half-dead eyes fixed on the smooth water.
"Yes--there is pardon for all, " he said musingly, "for all who lettheir old parents lie waiting and freezing in icy chilliness--pardon even to this day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The son was too busy baiting his hook tothink of replying. Besides, this was not anything which called fora response. Presently there came from the old man such a heavy sighthat he had to look over toward him.
"Father! Can't you see you've got a nibble? I believe you areletting the perch jerk the rod away from you. " The old man quickly pulled up his line and released the fish fromthe hook. His fingers seemed to be all thumbs and the perch slippedfrom his hands back into the water.
"It isn't me...ant that I shall catch any fish to-day, however much Imay want to. " Yes, there was certainly something he wished the son to say--toConfess--but surely he did not expect him to liken himself to onewho was suspected of having caused the death of his father-in-law?
Ol' Bengtsa did not bait his hook again. He stood upon a stone, with his hands folded--his half-dead eyes fixed on the smooth water.
"Yes--there is pardon for all, " he said musingly, "for all who lettheir old parents lie waiting and freezing in icy chilliness--pardon even to this day.
What to read after The Emperor of Portugalia 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selma Lagerlcf to read onlineMoreLess
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