The Old Room
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" In the old days, I used to sing it often. " "What was father like when you met him ?" asked Finn. She stood with her back to him and turned the pages of the music with trem- bling hands. "Was he as handsome as now?" "Yes . .. No. . .. I don't know if he was handsome. " Finn listened. "He was . .. He was charming. " "That he was . . . That he was, " he said and clapped his hands like a child who is delighted with a story. "And then he was so masterful . . . Was he not ? . .. So that one was bo...und to follow him?" "Yes, " said Fru Adelheid. 214 CORDT'S SON "Father was a king, " said Finn. Her heart throbbed, she listened with all her senses. She felt that Finn was somewhere close to her and accomplish- ing something that would destroy her. And she could not turn round, could not go to him and beg him to desist. "I could wish I had a brother, " said Finn. "Do you feel lonely?" "No . .. No, it is not that. But then he should have the kingdom. " 315 CHAPTER XVII AT that time, Finn made a friend whom he had not chosen or wanted for himself, but whom Cordt gave him in his anxiety, because he thought he could never get any one better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In the old days, I used to sing it often. " "What was father like when you met him ?" asked Finn. She stood with her back to him and turned the pages of the music with trem- bling hands. "Was he as handsome as now?" "Yes . .. No. . .. I don't know if he was handsome. " Finn listened. "He was . .. He was charming. " "That he was . . . That he was, " he said and clapped his hands like a child who is delighted with a story. "And then he was so masterful . . . Was he not ? . .. So that one was bo...und to follow him?" "Yes, " said Fru Adelheid. 214 CORDT'S SON "Father was a king, " said Finn. Her heart throbbed, she listened with all her senses. She felt that Finn was somewhere close to her and accomplish- ing something that would destroy her. And she could not turn round, could not go to him and beg him to desist. "I could wish I had a brother, " said Finn. "Do you feel lonely?" "No . .. No, it is not that. But then he should have the kingdom. " 315 CHAPTER XVII AT that time, Finn made a friend whom he had not chosen or wanted for himself, but whom Cordt gave him in his anxiety, because he thought he could never get any one better.
What to read after The Old Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Ewald to read onlineMoreLess
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