A Happy Boy by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
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page 95 of 138 (68%)
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"I will go with you." "But not beyond the woods; grandfather might see you." "No, not beyond the woods. Dear me! are you running?" "Why, we cannot walk side by side here." "But this is not going together?" "Catch me, then!" She ran; he after her; and soon she was fast in the bushes, so that he overtook her. "Have I caught you forever, Merit?" His hand was on her waist. "I think so," said she, and laughed; but she was both flushed and serious. "Well, now is the time," thought he, and he made a movement to kiss her; but she bent her head down under his arm, laughed, and ran away. She paused, though, by the last trees. "And when shall we meet again?" whispered she. "To-morrow, to-morrow!" he whispered in return. "Yes; to-morrow." |
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