The Sisters — volume 1
The Sisters — volume 1
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If I couldalways provide such a substitute you would wish I might eat up yourbreakfast every day. And now do you know who gave you all this? No, that you will never guess! The tall Roman gave them me, the same youhad the violets from yesterday. " Klea's face turned crimson, and she said shortly and decidedly: "How do you know that?" "Because he told me so himself, " replied Irene in a very altered tone, for her sister's eyes were fixed upon her with an expression of sterngravity, such as Irene ...had never seen in her before.
"And where are the violets?" asked Klea.
"He took them, and his friend gave me this pomegranate-flower, " stammeredIrene. "He himself wanted to give it me, but the Greek--a handsome, merry man--would not permit it, and laid the flower there on the platter. Take it--but do not look at me like that any longer, for I cannot bearit!" "I do not want it, " said her sister, but not sharply; then, looking down, she asked in a low voice: "Did the Roman keep the violets?" "He kept--no, Klea--I will not tell you a lie!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I couldalways provide such a substitute you would wish I might eat up yourbreakfast every day. And now do you know who gave you all this? No, that you will never guess! The tall Roman gave them me, the same youhad the violets from yesterday. " Klea's face turned crimson, and she said shortly and decidedly: "How do you know that?" "Because he told me so himself, " replied Irene in a very altered tone, for her sister's eyes were fixed upon her with an expression of sterngravity, such as Irene ...had never seen in her before.
"And where are the violets?" asked Klea.
"He took them, and his friend gave me this pomegranate-flower, " stammeredIrene. "He himself wanted to give it me, but the Greek--a handsome, merry man--would not permit it, and laid the flower there on the platter. Take it--but do not look at me like that any longer, for I cannot bearit!" "I do not want it, " said her sister, but not sharply; then, looking down, she asked in a low voice: "Did the Roman keep the violets?" "He kept--no, Klea--I will not tell you a lie!
What to read after The Sisters — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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