Why the Chimes Rang
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What'll I do with her ?
BERTEL. Leave her and come on.
STEEN. And come before it is to-morrow ! (He is back by the door, his hand on the latch) HOLGER. (Turns and looks at the old woman and then back to BERTEL) Oh, I ought we to go and leave her ?
STEEN. Not go?
BERTEL. Go, of course we'll go, she'll warm her- self and march along.
HOLGER. But she is ill. (Turns to STEEN with neiv decision in his manner) Thou shalt go with Uncle but I must stay with her.
BERTEL. Nonsense, Holger!
HOLGER. No, it... isn't! If we should all go now, the fire would go out and the light, and she would wake up in the cold darkness and not know where to turn for help.
BERTEL. Na, by Saint Christopher! Miss a WHY THE CHIMES RANG. 15 miracle to keep company with a beggar ! Who held her hand before thou earnest along? Send her pack- ing and make haste, Holger.
STEEN. Oh, do, Holger!
HOLGER. If there were some place near that we could take her.
BERTEL. There isn't a place on the road, they've all gone to town long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What'll I do with her ?
BERTEL. Leave her and come on.
STEEN. And come before it is to-morrow ! (He is back by the door, his hand on the latch) HOLGER. (Turns and looks at the old woman and then back to BERTEL) Oh, I ought we to go and leave her ?
STEEN. Not go?
BERTEL. Go, of course we'll go, she'll warm her- self and march along.
HOLGER. But she is ill. (Turns to STEEN with neiv decision in his manner) Thou shalt go with Uncle but I must stay with her.
BERTEL. Nonsense, Holger!
HOLGER. No, it... isn't! If we should all go now, the fire would go out and the light, and she would wake up in the cold darkness and not know where to turn for help.
BERTEL. Na, by Saint Christopher! Miss a WHY THE CHIMES RANG. 15 miracle to keep company with a beggar ! Who held her hand before thou earnest along? Send her pack- ing and make haste, Holger.
STEEN. Oh, do, Holger!
HOLGER. If there were some place near that we could take her.
BERTEL. There isn't a place on the road, they've all gone to town long ago.
What to read after Why the Chimes Rang?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth a Elizabeth Apthorp Mcfadden to read onlineMoreLess
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