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The German Classics of the 19th and 20th Centuries - Volume 11

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"Do you think they will get to shore without a compass, Captain?" asked a voice at his side.

The brown eyes looked up at him, as he had just seen them in his dream; free and glad; glad, too, was the smile that dimpled her cheeks and played about her delicate lips as she extended her hand to him, without reserve, as to an old friend.

"When did you come?"

"Last evening."

"Then of course you haven't had time to ask after us and get your compass. Am I not the soul of honesty?"

"And what do you want of it?"

"Who knows? You thought I had great nautical talent; but let us get out of the jam and look for my brother, whom I just lost here. Are you alone?"

"With my cousin."

"You must introduce me to her. I have seen her 'Shepherd Boy' down stairs—charming! I have just learned from my brother that your cousin did it, and that we are neighbors, and all that.&#. . . Read More

Community Reviews

This seems to be the entry for just one volume of the ebooking of what was originally a 20 volume set, published in the early 20th century. I'm reading Effi Briest by Theodor Fontane, from what was originally volume 12. I haven't read this entire collecion, but just Effi, which is an abridgment I di