The Home in the Valley 8 2
The Home in the Valley 8 2
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Until now no unpleasant consequence had resulted from Ragnar'soccasionally smuggling a few articles for the use of the family; but theold adage says "a pitcher which goes oft to the fountain is soonbroken, " and in Ragnar's case this proverb was verified.
Yet, for this accident, the custom house officers were not so much toblame, for not one in that service would have thought for a moment ofsearching the cottage in the valley, unless positive information wasreceived, nay more, unless that infor...mation was accompanied with threatsof exposure, for dereliction of duty. Unfortunately, the custom housestamp was wanting upon the handkerchiefs, shawls, and other goods sentby Ragnar, and the family not only were deprived of them, but weremenaced with fines and penalties, which to pay, was entirely out oftheir power. To add to their misfortune their protector, Ragnar, whowould have soon put an end to their troubles, had started a few daysbefore the catastrophe, upon a voyage to Brazil.
Magde and Nanna wept only when they were alone, or at least when theywere with each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until now no unpleasant consequence had resulted from Ragnar'soccasionally smuggling a few articles for the use of the family; but theold adage says "a pitcher which goes oft to the fountain is soonbroken, " and in Ragnar's case this proverb was verified.
Yet, for this accident, the custom house officers were not so much toblame, for not one in that service would have thought for a moment ofsearching the cottage in the valley, unless positive information wasreceived, nay more, unless that infor...mation was accompanied with threatsof exposure, for dereliction of duty. Unfortunately, the custom housestamp was wanting upon the handkerchiefs, shawls, and other goods sentby Ragnar, and the family not only were deprived of them, but weremenaced with fines and penalties, which to pay, was entirely out oftheir power. To add to their misfortune their protector, Ragnar, whowould have soon put an end to their troubles, had started a few daysbefore the catastrophe, upon a voyage to Brazil.
Magde and Nanna wept only when they were alone, or at least when theywere with each other.
What to read after The Home in the Valley 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emilie F Carlin to read onlineMoreLess
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