What Sami Sings With the Birds
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They travelled thus for anhour. Sami did not understand a word that was spoken around him, althoughseveral times one and another tried to talk with him a little, for thesoftly weeping boy had indeed awakened their sympathy.
The train stopped again. Malon got out and Sami followed him. They went ashort distance together and then Malon stepped to the left into a largegarden and then into the house. Here he talked a while with the man ofthe house, who from time to time looked pityingly at Sami. Th...en Malontook Sami's hand, shook it and left him behind alone in the big room.
After some time the man of the house came back and a sturdy fellow behindhim. The latter began to talk in Sami's own language. He wanted toconsole the boy and said he would soon go on in a carriage. Then Samiasked if he was his cousin, and if this was the village of Zweisimmen?But the fellow laughed loudly and said he was no cousin, but a servanthere in the inn, and the place was called Aigle. Sami would have totravel an hour longer and would not reach Zweisimmen before twelveo'clock at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They travelled thus for anhour. Sami did not understand a word that was spoken around him, althoughseveral times one and another tried to talk with him a little, for thesoftly weeping boy had indeed awakened their sympathy.
The train stopped again. Malon got out and Sami followed him. They went ashort distance together and then Malon stepped to the left into a largegarden and then into the house. Here he talked a while with the man ofthe house, who from time to time looked pityingly at Sami. Th...en Malontook Sami's hand, shook it and left him behind alone in the big room.
After some time the man of the house came back and a sturdy fellow behindhim. The latter began to talk in Sami's own language. He wanted toconsole the boy and said he would soon go on in a carriage. Then Samiasked if he was his cousin, and if this was the village of Zweisimmen?But the fellow laughed loudly and said he was no cousin, but a servanthere in the inn, and the place was called Aigle. Sami would have totravel an hour longer and would not reach Zweisimmen before twelveo'clock at night.
What to read after What Sami Sings With the Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johanna Spyri to read onlineMoreLess
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