Viennese Idylls
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How often had he shot at the ash tree with his bow and arrow! As soon as he heard the screams he immedi- ately thought that he must have hurt his little brother who was running by at just that time. He dropped his bow, jumped through the window into the garden, and hurried to Geronimo, who lay on the grass, his hands before his face, sobbing. Blood was flowing over his cheek and down his neck.
At that same moment their father came home from the fields, and now both of them knelt, stupefied, at ...the side of the suffering child. Old Vanetti was the first one who succeeded in forcing Geronimo's hands away from his face. Then came the blacksmith, whose apprentice Carlo was at that time, who knew a little about medicine; and he immediately saw that the right eye was lost. And the doctor who came from Poschiavo that evening could not help any. He even warned them about the danger of the other eye.
And he was right. A year later Gero- 58 Blind Geronimo and His Brother nimo was quite blind. At first they tried to persuade him that he would regain his sight, and he seemed to believe it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How often had he shot at the ash tree with his bow and arrow! As soon as he heard the screams he immedi- ately thought that he must have hurt his little brother who was running by at just that time. He dropped his bow, jumped through the window into the garden, and hurried to Geronimo, who lay on the grass, his hands before his face, sobbing. Blood was flowing over his cheek and down his neck.
At that same moment their father came home from the fields, and now both of them knelt, stupefied, at ...the side of the suffering child. Old Vanetti was the first one who succeeded in forcing Geronimo's hands away from his face. Then came the blacksmith, whose apprentice Carlo was at that time, who knew a little about medicine; and he immediately saw that the right eye was lost. And the doctor who came from Poschiavo that evening could not help any. He even warned them about the danger of the other eye.
And he was right. A year later Gero- 58 Blind Geronimo and His Brother nimo was quite blind. At first they tried to persuade him that he would regain his sight, and he seemed to believe it.
What to read after Viennese Idylls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schnitzler Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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