Without Dogma
Without Dogma
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I saw it the firstmoment I met you, --and also that you may seem happy, but are very sadat heart. Remember there is a German girl who will be always as asister to you. " I raised her hand to my lip, and she, thinking I was going, saidquickly:-- "There is still time, they have only rung the second bell!" But I really wished to leave. Oh, those wretched nerves of mine!Clara's companion wore a stiff mackintosh which rustled at her everymotion; and that rustle, or rather swish of the india-rubber, ...set myvery teeth on edge. Besides, we had only a few minutes left. I steppedaside to make place for Pani Sniatynska, who came rushing up.
"Hilst, Frankfurt, " Clara called out after me; "at home they willforward my letters wherever I go!" Presently I found myself on the platform under the window of hercarriage, among all those who had come to see her off. Their farewellsand good-bys mingled with the labored breathing of the locomotive andthe shouts of the railway men. The window of the carriage was lowered, and I saw the friendly, honest face once more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw it the firstmoment I met you, --and also that you may seem happy, but are very sadat heart. Remember there is a German girl who will be always as asister to you. " I raised her hand to my lip, and she, thinking I was going, saidquickly:-- "There is still time, they have only rung the second bell!" But I really wished to leave. Oh, those wretched nerves of mine!Clara's companion wore a stiff mackintosh which rustled at her everymotion; and that rustle, or rather swish of the india-rubber, ...set myvery teeth on edge. Besides, we had only a few minutes left. I steppedaside to make place for Pani Sniatynska, who came rushing up.
"Hilst, Frankfurt, " Clara called out after me; "at home they willforward my letters wherever I go!" Presently I found myself on the platform under the window of hercarriage, among all those who had come to see her off. Their farewellsand good-bys mingled with the labored breathing of the locomotive andthe shouts of the railway men. The window of the carriage was lowered, and I saw the friendly, honest face once more.
What to read after Without Dogma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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