The Great Hunger
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you know it's quite impossible to go off and leave mothernow. But you certainly came at a very critical time. For anyway I waslonging and longing just then for someone to come and carry me off. " "Aha! so I was only a sort of ticket for the tour. " He stepped over andpinched her nose.
"Oh! you'd better be careful. I haven't really promised yet to have you, you know. " "Haven't promised? When you practically asked me yourself. " She clapped her hands together. "Why, what shameless impudence! Aft...er mysaying No, No, No, for days together. I won't, I won't, I won't--I saidit ever so many times. And you said it didn't matter--for YOU WOULD. Yes, you took me most unfairly off my guard; but now look out foryourself. " The next moment she flung her arms round his neck. But when he tried tokiss her, she pushed him away again. "No, " she said, "you mustn't thinkI did it for that!" Soon they were walking arm-in-arm along the country road, on their wayto Aunt Marit at Bruseth. It was September, and all about the woodedhills stood yellow, and the cornfields were golden and the rowan berriesblood-red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
you know it's quite impossible to go off and leave mothernow. But you certainly came at a very critical time. For anyway I waslonging and longing just then for someone to come and carry me off. " "Aha! so I was only a sort of ticket for the tour. " He stepped over andpinched her nose.
"Oh! you'd better be careful. I haven't really promised yet to have you, you know. " "Haven't promised? When you practically asked me yourself. " She clapped her hands together. "Why, what shameless impudence! Aft...er mysaying No, No, No, for days together. I won't, I won't, I won't--I saidit ever so many times. And you said it didn't matter--for YOU WOULD. Yes, you took me most unfairly off my guard; but now look out foryourself. " The next moment she flung her arms round his neck. But when he tried tokiss her, she pushed him away again. "No, " she said, "you mustn't thinkI did it for that!" Soon they were walking arm-in-arm along the country road, on their wayto Aunt Marit at Bruseth. It was September, and all about the woodedhills stood yellow, and the cornfields were golden and the rowan berriesblood-red.
What to read after The Great Hunger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bojer Johan to read onlineMoreLess
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