The God Seeker; a Tale of Old Styria
The God Seeker; a Tale of Old Styria
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They attempted to enter the house, Godless 30?
but Bart's wife met them screaming: " It 's time you came, people, it 's time you came; there 's no more living in this place! " " What has happened ?" they asked.
" Robbers have been here and have killed the boy. Don't you see that blood ? Jesus Maria, it makes me faint to look at it! " She played her part well. Bart crouched upon a bench by his loom.
The men who had entered the house looked with uncertain glances at the bier, dimly lighted by the... little lamp. They then seated themselves at the table and noisily demanded food.
The woman brought some watery milk. She was obliged to taste of it herself first, for the people no longer trusted each other.
" Don't you worry! " she cried; " if I had poison in the house, I would n't spare it, you may be sure of that. I do not care to live any longer in such a world!" And she burst into tears, her cries re- sounding throughout the house.
The rabble devoured the bread and milk, and a few began a search for something better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They attempted to enter the house, Godless 30?
but Bart's wife met them screaming: " It 's time you came, people, it 's time you came; there 's no more living in this place! " " What has happened ?" they asked.
" Robbers have been here and have killed the boy. Don't you see that blood ? Jesus Maria, it makes me faint to look at it! " She played her part well. Bart crouched upon a bench by his loom.
The men who had entered the house looked with uncertain glances at the bier, dimly lighted by the... little lamp. They then seated themselves at the table and noisily demanded food.
The woman brought some watery milk. She was obliged to taste of it herself first, for the people no longer trusted each other.
" Don't you worry! " she cried; " if I had poison in the house, I would n't spare it, you may be sure of that. I do not care to live any longer in such a world!" And she burst into tears, her cries re- sounding throughout the house.
The rabble devoured the bread and milk, and a few began a search for something better.
What to read after The God Seeker; a Tale of Old Styria?
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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