The Trial
The Trial
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"I know, " he said, "that my case can't be settled today, not yet, but I've come in anyway, I thought, I thought I could wait here anyway, it's Sunday today, I'vegot plenty of time, and I'm not disturbing anyone here. " "There's noneed to be so apologetic, " said the information-giver, "it's verycommendable for you to be so attentive. You are taking up space herewhen you don't need to but as long as you don't get in my way I will donothing to stop you following the progress of your case as clos...ely asyou like. When one has seen so many people who shamefully neglect theircases one learns to show patience with people like you. Do sit down. ""He's very good with the litigants, " whispered the girl. K. Nodded, butstarted to move off again when the information-giver repeated, "Wouldyou not like to sit down here a while?" "No, " said K. , "I don't want torest. " He had said that as decisively as he could, but in fact itwould have done him a lot of good to sit down. It was as if he weresuffering sea-sickness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I know, " he said, "that my case can't be settled today, not yet, but I've come in anyway, I thought, I thought I could wait here anyway, it's Sunday today, I'vegot plenty of time, and I'm not disturbing anyone here. " "There's noneed to be so apologetic, " said the information-giver, "it's verycommendable for you to be so attentive. You are taking up space herewhen you don't need to but as long as you don't get in my way I will donothing to stop you following the progress of your case as clos...ely asyou like. When one has seen so many people who shamefully neglect theircases one learns to show patience with people like you. Do sit down. ""He's very good with the litigants, " whispered the girl. K. Nodded, butstarted to move off again when the information-giver repeated, "Wouldyou not like to sit down here a while?" "No, " said K. , "I don't want torest. " He had said that as decisively as he could, but in fact itwould have done him a lot of good to sit down. It was as if he weresuffering sea-sickness.
What to read after The Trial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kafka Franz to read onlineMoreLess
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