The Forest Schoolmaster Pt. 2458
The Forest Schoolmaster Pt. 2458
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Soon I shall be tied to the bell-rope when other people are taking a holiday. The bell-rope may be compared to a long-drawn breath, always praising God and proclaiming good-will to man.
From the high mountain I gazed below, but I did not behold the sea. I looked toward the north to the farthest horizon, whence one might perhaps see the plain and the city, the turret of the house, and the gleam of the windows. . . . And how far my gaze must wander to find the grave in Saxon- land! . . .
A sharp ...wind interrupted my thoughts. Then I once more made my descent.
Beside an overhanging cliff I found something very beautiful.
On the banks of the distant lake I had already heard from the lips of my parents, and I have re- peatedly been informed by the people of these woodlands, that in the midst of the sun the holy Virgin Mary sits at the spinning-wheel. She spins wool from a snow-white lamb, like those pastured in paradise. Once while spinning, she fell asleep and dreamed of the human race, and a bit of the wool falling to the earth remained clinging to a high cliff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon I shall be tied to the bell-rope when other people are taking a holiday. The bell-rope may be compared to a long-drawn breath, always praising God and proclaiming good-will to man.
From the high mountain I gazed below, but I did not behold the sea. I looked toward the north to the farthest horizon, whence one might perhaps see the plain and the city, the turret of the house, and the gleam of the windows. . . . And how far my gaze must wander to find the grave in Saxon- land! . . .
A sharp ...wind interrupted my thoughts. Then I once more made my descent.
Beside an overhanging cliff I found something very beautiful.
On the banks of the distant lake I had already heard from the lips of my parents, and I have re- peatedly been informed by the people of these woodlands, that in the midst of the sun the holy Virgin Mary sits at the spinning-wheel. She spins wool from a snow-white lamb, like those pastured in paradise. Once while spinning, she fell asleep and dreamed of the human race, and a bit of the wool falling to the earth remained clinging to a high cliff.
What to read after The Forest Schoolmaster Pt. 2458?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosegger Peter to read onlineMoreLess
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