The Girl From the Marsh Croft
The Girl From the Marsh Croft
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It is said that he was changed and made over in a single night, and this is the way it happened.
Lars Larsson went out for a stroll late one Saturday night, with his fiddle under his arm. He was excessively gay and jovial, for he had just come from a party where his playing had tempted both young and old to dance. He walked along, thinking that while his bow was in motion no one had been able to sit still. There had been such a whirl in the cabin that once or twice he fancied the chairs and tab...les were dancing too! "I verily beheve they have never before had a musician like me in these parts, " he remarked to himself. "But I had a mighty rough time of it before I became such a clever chap!" he continued. "When I was a ^ 174 THE MUSICIAN child, it was no fun for me when my parents put me to tending cows and sheep and when I forgot everything else to sit and twang my fiddle. And just fancy! they would n't so much as give me a real violin. I had nothing to play on but an old wooden box over which I had stretched some strings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said that he was changed and made over in a single night, and this is the way it happened.
Lars Larsson went out for a stroll late one Saturday night, with his fiddle under his arm. He was excessively gay and jovial, for he had just come from a party where his playing had tempted both young and old to dance. He walked along, thinking that while his bow was in motion no one had been able to sit still. There had been such a whirl in the cabin that once or twice he fancied the chairs and tab...les were dancing too! "I verily beheve they have never before had a musician like me in these parts, " he remarked to himself. "But I had a mighty rough time of it before I became such a clever chap!" he continued. "When I was a ^ 174 THE MUSICIAN child, it was no fun for me when my parents put me to tending cows and sheep and when I forgot everything else to sit and twang my fiddle. And just fancy! they would n't so much as give me a real violin. I had nothing to play on but an old wooden box over which I had stretched some strings.
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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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