Timar's Two Worlds
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Timar promised the labourers double pay if they would work a few hours longer. The grain which lies a second night under water will hardly make bread. The sack carriers worked on cheerfully.
The wind had dispersed the clouds, and the moon appeared again in the sunset sky. Heavens and moon were red.
" How ghostly it looks ! " said Timar, and turned his back on the moon, so as not to see it.
But even as he stood there, and counted the sacks as thoy were drawn up, the red moon rose again before hi...m. This THE EED OKESCEXT. 99 time it was painted on a sack. In the place where the other sacks bore a wheel of five spokes, here above the trade-mark a crescent was painted in vermilion.
A cold shiver ran through Timar. Here was the answer to the riddle ! This was what the dying man meant by his last words. But either his confidence was not strong enough, or else time had failed him to finish his phrase. When the labourers turned away Timar took the sack and carried it into the cabin ; no one noticed it, and then he locked the door behind him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Timar promised the labourers double pay if they would work a few hours longer. The grain which lies a second night under water will hardly make bread. The sack carriers worked on cheerfully.
The wind had dispersed the clouds, and the moon appeared again in the sunset sky. Heavens and moon were red.
" How ghostly it looks ! " said Timar, and turned his back on the moon, so as not to see it.
But even as he stood there, and counted the sacks as thoy were drawn up, the red moon rose again before hi...m. This THE EED OKESCEXT. 99 time it was painted on a sack. In the place where the other sacks bore a wheel of five spokes, here above the trade-mark a crescent was painted in vermilion.
A cold shiver ran through Timar. Here was the answer to the riddle ! This was what the dying man meant by his last words. But either his confidence was not strong enough, or else time had failed him to finish his phrase. When the labourers turned away Timar took the sack and carried it into the cabin ; no one noticed it, and then he locked the door behind him.
What to read after Timar's Two Worlds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mór Jókai to read onlineMoreLess
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