Up the Baltic
Up the Baltic
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"We only had a little lunch last night, andthat 'finkel' spoiled my appetite--or the fish spawn. I don't knowwhich. " About five o'clock they sat down to breakfast, which consisted of agreat variety of little things, such as the small fishes, herrings, smoked salmon, sausages. The coffee was magnificent, as it generallyis in Sweden, even on board of steamers, where, in our own country, itis least expected to be good.
"What is this?" said Scott, taking up half a great brown biscuit.
"That's Swed...ish bread. We bake it once in six months, " replied thelandlord.
"Not bad, " added Scott, as he tasted the article.
"This is Graham bread, I suppose, " said Laybold, as he took a slice ofthe coarse brown bread. "Bah! it's sour. " It always is; and both the students rejected it, though they ate ahearty meal of white bread, herring, salmon, and sausage.
"Now, how much?" asked Scott, when they were ready to go.
"One rigsdaler and fifty
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We only had a little lunch last night, andthat 'finkel' spoiled my appetite--or the fish spawn. I don't knowwhich. " About five o'clock they sat down to breakfast, which consisted of agreat variety of little things, such as the small fishes, herrings, smoked salmon, sausages. The coffee was magnificent, as it generallyis in Sweden, even on board of steamers, where, in our own country, itis least expected to be good.
"What is this?" said Scott, taking up half a great brown biscuit.
"That's Swed...ish bread. We bake it once in six months, " replied thelandlord.
"Not bad, " added Scott, as he tasted the article.
"This is Graham bread, I suppose, " said Laybold, as he took a slice ofthe coarse brown bread. "Bah! it's sour. " It always is; and both the students rejected it, though they ate ahearty meal of white bread, herring, salmon, and sausage.
"Now, how much?" asked Scott, when they were ready to go.
"One rigsdaler and fifty
What to read after Up the Baltic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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