The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries; Masterpieces of German Literature
The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries; Masterpieces of German Literature
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Go on with your story; I am all ears." " So I asked her straight out how matters stood, and as I wished to avoid anything bordering on solemnity, in view of her peculiar character, and sought to take the whole matter as lightly as possible, almost as a joke, in fact, I threw out the question, whether she would perhaps prefer to marry Cousin von Briest, who had showered his atten- tions upon her in Berlin." "And!" 1 ' You ought to have seen her then. Her first answer was a saucy laugh. Why, she ...said, her cousin was really only a big cadet in lieutenant's uniform. And she could not Digitized by Google 252 THE GERMAN CLASSICS even love a cadet, to saying nothing of marrying one. Then she spoke of Innstetten, who suddenly became for her a paragon of manly virtues/' " How do you explain that! " "It's quite simple. Lively, emotional, I might almost say, passionate as she is, or perhaps just because she is so constituted, she is not one of those who are so particularly dependent upon love, at least not upon what truly deserves the name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go on with your story; I am all ears." " So I asked her straight out how matters stood, and as I wished to avoid anything bordering on solemnity, in view of her peculiar character, and sought to take the whole matter as lightly as possible, almost as a joke, in fact, I threw out the question, whether she would perhaps prefer to marry Cousin von Briest, who had showered his atten- tions upon her in Berlin." "And!" 1 ' You ought to have seen her then. Her first answer was a saucy laugh. Why, she ...said, her cousin was really only a big cadet in lieutenant's uniform. And she could not Digitized by Google 252 THE GERMAN CLASSICS even love a cadet, to saying nothing of marrying one. Then she spoke of Innstetten, who suddenly became for her a paragon of manly virtues/' " How do you explain that! " "It's quite simple. Lively, emotional, I might almost say, passionate as she is, or perhaps just because she is so constituted, she is not one of those who are so particularly dependent upon love, at least not upon what truly deserves the name.
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