Undine 8 2
Undine 8 2
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'The day after to-morrow is your birthday, dear Bertalda, ' saidUndine. 'Wait only until then, and I will tell you the reason of myjoy. ' Then, saying farewell to Bertalda, Undine and the knight walked towardtheir home.
'Was it Kühleborn who spoke to you by the fountain?' asked Huldbrand, and his voice sounded cold, for he did not wish to be reminded of hiswife's strange relations.
'It was he, ' answered Undine. 'He told me tidings that made merejoice. I will tell you without delay, should you ...desire it, what thetidings were. Yet if you will but wait until Bertalda's birthday, youwill give me great pleasure, and you yourself will enjoy a greatsurprise. ' Listening to her gentle words, the knight forgot the ill-humour he hadbut lately felt, and willingly he agreed to wait until she herselfwished to tell him the good news.
And Undine, as she fell asleep that night, was smiling happily. 'Bertalda, dear Bertalda, ' she murmured, 'how she will rejoice when Itell her the tidings brought to me by him whom she calls the Master ofthe fountain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'The day after to-morrow is your birthday, dear Bertalda, ' saidUndine. 'Wait only until then, and I will tell you the reason of myjoy. ' Then, saying farewell to Bertalda, Undine and the knight walked towardtheir home.
'Was it Kühleborn who spoke to you by the fountain?' asked Huldbrand, and his voice sounded cold, for he did not wish to be reminded of hiswife's strange relations.
'It was he, ' answered Undine. 'He told me tidings that made merejoice. I will tell you without delay, should you ...desire it, what thetidings were. Yet if you will but wait until Bertalda's birthday, youwill give me great pleasure, and you yourself will enjoy a greatsurprise. ' Listening to her gentle words, the knight forgot the ill-humour he hadbut lately felt, and willingly he agreed to wait until she herselfwished to tell him the good news.
And Undine, as she fell asleep that night, was smiling happily. 'Bertalda, dear Bertalda, ' she murmured, 'how she will rejoice when Itell her the tidings brought to me by him whom she calls the Master ofthe fountain.
What to read after Undine 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich De La Motte Fouquee to read onlineMoreLess
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