Growth of the Soil
by Knut Hamsun
⇥ Time went on as before. Inger was not locked up; the law was merciful. Lensmand Heyerdahl asked her questions just as he might have spoken to any one, and only said, "It's a great pity such things should happen at all." Inger asked who had informed against her, but the Lensmand answered that it was no one in particular; many had spoken of the matter, and he had heard of it from several quarters. Had she not herself said something about it to some Lapps?🏁
Submitted by ColorfulToucans - 06/16/2025
Book Literature 5.73 Ranked
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Growth of the Soil
by Knut Hamsun
⇥ Time went on as before. Inger was not locked up; the law was merciful. Lensmand Heyerdahl asked her questions just as he might have spoken to any one, and only said, "It's a great pity such things should happen at all." Inger asked who had informed against her, but the Lensmand answered that it was no one in particular; many had spoken of the matter, and he had heard of it from several quarters. Had she not herself said something about it to some Lapps?🏁
Submitted by ColorfulToucans - 06/16/2025
Book Literature 5.73 Ranked