. Mittsommerabend : ein Märchen von Liebe und geliebt zu werden . riumph einige der Passagiere lagen auf dem Regal Deck, so krank, wie undifferentxvbether Leben oder Tod waren zur Hand. Jede Welle schüttelte die zerbrochene Rinde, während sie zischte und über die Hölzer sprang; aber Eva stand wie Hoffnung, standfest zum Anker, an der Stelle, von der Keeldar gestürzt hatte, U vorwärts, guter Keeldar; vorwärts, mutiger Hundvorwärts LW AT ! Sie rief aus und erzog sich die Hände. Er drehte bis Kopf einmal in Richtung bis Geliebte, butswam auf. Alle wussten, dass ihr Leben von seiner Stärke und seiner Weisheit abhing.Sie gruppierten sich zusammen und beobachteten mit keuchenden Herzen

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. Midsummer Eve : a fairy tale of loving and being loved . riumph Someof the passengers lay on the shelving deck, so ill as to be indifferentxvbether life or death were at hand. Each wave shook the shattered bark, as it hissed and spattered over the timbers; but Eva stood like Hope, steady to the anchor, on the spot from which Keeldar had plunged, u Forward, good Keeldar; forward, brave dog-forward! she exclaimed, ekpping her hands. He turned bis head once towards bis mistress, butswam on. All knew their lives depended on his strength and sagacity.They grouped together, watching with panting hearts and straining eyes 222 MIDSUMMER EVE the movements of his head, as he struggled onwards. Again Eva en-couraged him, and all knew the influence of her voice. Eagerly at lastthe sailor grasped the rope, and waved his arm in triumph; hut the dogwould not yield up his charge. It is the glove he wants! exclaimed Eva, in agony. The captain put his trumpet to his mouth. Give him the glove I There had been a fierce and detcrmiuod Avrestling between the man and. the dog; but it ceased at once. The sailor clambered to the nearestledge, the rope coiled round his arm, while Keeldar, unable to shake thewater from his coat, shut his teeth firmly on the glove. Still the wavesrolled on, though the gale abated. The sailor on the reef made fast hisrope ; but it had been injured in its progress, and was unequal to muchweight. Doing as he was ordered, the little cabin boy coiled one of great A FAIRY TALE OF LOVE. 223 strength round his slim body, and grappled the other foot by foot acrossthe abyss. Oh, if his mother had been there to see him ! That secured, two strong men went over to provide for the safety of those who were tofollow, and, valuable as time was, there was no confusion. Nothing could keep the trembling Keeldar tranquil during the minutethat his mistress was wafted across; but when she was lifted to the rock, he pressed the glove into her hand. Each, as he arrived, greeted thedog as

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1870
• bookidmidsummereve
• bookyear1870