The Pastor's Wife
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I regret I omitted to tell you, mother, but one does occasionally omit." And, in English to Ingeborg, "She is a simple woman. Con- sequently " "But I heard," said Frau Dremmel. "Through your housekeeper. And others. Thus I heard. Of my only son's marriage. I a widow." Ingeborg, not understanding, stood smiling ner- vously. She thought on such an occasion somebody ought to smile, but she did not like doing it. The im- mobility of Frau Dremmel, who moved nothing but her eyes, the dank bare passag...e, the rush of cold smell that had escaped out of the one door in it, the bleak air of poverty about her mother-in-law — poverty in some strange way regarding itself as virtuous for no reason except that it was poor — did not make her smiling easy. But she was a bride; just coming home; just being introduced to her husband's people. Some- body, she felt, on such an occasion must smile, and, trained as she had been by her father to do the things no one else wanted to do, she provided all the smiling for the home-coming entirely herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I regret I omitted to tell you, mother, but one does occasionally omit." And, in English to Ingeborg, "She is a simple woman. Con- sequently " "But I heard," said Frau Dremmel. "Through your housekeeper. And others. Thus I heard. Of my only son's marriage. I a widow." Ingeborg, not understanding, stood smiling ner- vously. She thought on such an occasion somebody ought to smile, but she did not like doing it. The im- mobility of Frau Dremmel, who moved nothing but her eyes, the dank bare passag...e, the rush of cold smell that had escaped out of the one door in it, the bleak air of poverty about her mother-in-law — poverty in some strange way regarding itself as virtuous for no reason except that it was poor — did not make her smiling easy. But she was a bride; just coming home; just being introduced to her husband's people. Some- body, she felt, on such an occasion must smile, and, trained as she had been by her father to do the things no one else wanted to do, she provided all the smiling for the home-coming entirely herself.
What to read after The Pastor's Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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