The Red Garden
The Red Garden
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I I ■■»■» » ■—■II 11 I Ml I I one half of it, for the wind was favourable. Sergeij had set his hay afire before he gave himself up to the revenge of his enemies. When the flames were first seen bursting out of the barn it was too late to put them out. All hurried to their homes, to drive out the cattle, save the children and the samovar and what else there was time for before the fire hemmed in all it could reach with its swift, clamorous flames.
I got there just as the fire was burning fiercel...y and on this occasion I heard the whole story from a Viennese who had been in the expedition against Sergeij. We stood outside the town and watched it burn. The Viennese was deeply moved and said a number of times, sighing: "If only people could live at peace with one another!" The conflagration itself was less impressive than the descriptions usually given that kind of occur- rences by writers, who in sheer eager imagination let themselves be enticed into the fiery ocean and see it all from within and in the middle of the element's blustering fury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I I ■■»■» » ■—■II 11 I Ml I I one half of it, for the wind was favourable. Sergeij had set his hay afire before he gave himself up to the revenge of his enemies. When the flames were first seen bursting out of the barn it was too late to put them out. All hurried to their homes, to drive out the cattle, save the children and the samovar and what else there was time for before the fire hemmed in all it could reach with its swift, clamorous flames.
I got there just as the fire was burning fiercel...y and on this occasion I heard the whole story from a Viennese who had been in the expedition against Sergeij. We stood outside the town and watched it burn. The Viennese was deeply moved and said a number of times, sighing: "If only people could live at peace with one another!" The conflagration itself was less impressive than the descriptions usually given that kind of occur- rences by writers, who in sheer eager imagination let themselves be enticed into the fiery ocean and see it all from within and in the middle of the element's blustering fury.
What to read after The Red Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henning Kehler to read onlineMoreLess
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