The Song of the Blood-Red Flower
The Song of the Blood-Red Flower
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More like a grandfather's clock, say. Anythinggoes wrong, you've only to give it a shake, let it stop for an hour orso, and shake it again, and scold it a bit--and it's as right as ever. Go any way you like. " The men laughed--it was a relief to turn to something lighter.
"Ay, you're right there, " put in a stout fellow with a loud voice. "'Twas so with my old woman once when she was young. Got set on a bitof a greenhorn chap, all soft as butter, and took it badly. But I saw'twas no good for he...r nor anyone, and heaved him out of the way andtook her myself. And well I did, for she's never troubled a thoughtabout him since. " A shout of laughter went up from the men. They had recovered theirspirits now.
"Ay, you may laugh, " said an elderly man. "But 'tis not every manthat troubles if what he thinks best is best for a woman herself. "He paused a moment, and sat cleaning his pipe with a straw. "There'sgirls of our own sort that can't be handled that way to any good--andthere's both men and girls that don't take things so lightly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More like a grandfather's clock, say. Anythinggoes wrong, you've only to give it a shake, let it stop for an hour orso, and shake it again, and scold it a bit--and it's as right as ever. Go any way you like. " The men laughed--it was a relief to turn to something lighter.
"Ay, you're right there, " put in a stout fellow with a loud voice. "'Twas so with my old woman once when she was young. Got set on a bitof a greenhorn chap, all soft as butter, and took it badly. But I saw'twas no good for he...r nor anyone, and heaved him out of the way andtook her myself. And well I did, for she's never troubled a thoughtabout him since. " A shout of laughter went up from the men. They had recovered theirspirits now.
"Ay, you may laugh, " said an elderly man. "But 'tis not every manthat troubles if what he thinks best is best for a woman herself. "He paused a moment, and sat cleaning his pipe with a straw. "There'sgirls of our own sort that can't be handled that way to any good--andthere's both men and girls that don't take things so lightly.
What to read after The Song of the Blood-Red Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linnankoski Johannes to read onlineMoreLess
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