The Gold Thread
The Gold Thread
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He calls me his own little sweetheart. " "It is false!"said Eric; "you do not know him. You should not lie. " But he did nottell her who he was, neither did Wolf, for Eric had made a sign to himto be silent. "I won't enter your dwelling, " said Eric, "for my dutycalls me away. " They both gave a loud laugh, and said, "Hear him! Onlyhear a fine young fellow talking about duty! Pleasure, ease, and libertyare for the young. We only want to make you happy: come!" "I shall gowith you, " said Wolf; "...do come, Eric. " "Wolf, speak to me, " whisperedEric to the swineherd. "You know _I_ cannot go, for my duty tells me tofollow the thread. But now I see that this is the house of the wicked, for you heard how they lied; they neither know the king nor hischildren; and they laugh too at duty. Be advised, Wolf, and follow me. "Wolf hesitated, and looked displeased. "Only for an hour, Eric!" "Not aminute. Wolf. If you trust them more than me, go; but I am sure you andI shall never meet again. " "Then I will trust you, Eric, " said Wolf;"the voice in my heart tells me to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He calls me his own little sweetheart. " "It is false!"said Eric; "you do not know him. You should not lie. " But he did nottell her who he was, neither did Wolf, for Eric had made a sign to himto be silent. "I won't enter your dwelling, " said Eric, "for my dutycalls me away. " They both gave a loud laugh, and said, "Hear him! Onlyhear a fine young fellow talking about duty! Pleasure, ease, and libertyare for the young. We only want to make you happy: come!" "I shall gowith you, " said Wolf; "...do come, Eric. " "Wolf, speak to me, " whisperedEric to the swineherd. "You know _I_ cannot go, for my duty tells me tofollow the thread. But now I see that this is the house of the wicked, for you heard how they lied; they neither know the king nor hischildren; and they laugh too at duty. Be advised, Wolf, and follow me. "Wolf hesitated, and looked displeased. "Only for an hour, Eric!" "Not aminute. Wolf. If you trust them more than me, go; but I am sure you andI shall never meet again. " "Then I will trust you, Eric, " said Wolf;"the voice in my heart tells me to do so.
What to read after The Gold Thread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macleod Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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