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English → De CHAPTER II. Level 4/10

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The Squire strode to the mantelpiece, pulled a bell-cord which hung from the ceiling, a distant bell was heard ringing in noisy fashion, and a moment afterward Pegeen put in her head.

Der Squire schritt zum Kaminsims, zog an einer Glockenstrippe, die von der Decke hing, in der Ferne war eine Klingel zu hören, die lautstark läutete, und einen Moment später streckte Pegeen ihren Kopf herein.

Vocabulary

schritt
Walked or stepped (past tense of schreiten)
zum
To the (contraction of zu dem)
Kaminsims
Mantelpiece or shelf above a fireplace
zog
Pulled or drew (past tense of ziehen)
an
On, at, or to (common preposition or prefix)
einer
A, one (indefinite article, dative feminine or genitive)
Glockenstrippe
Bell pull or rope used to ring a bell
von
From or of (common German preposition)
Decke
Ceiling or blanket (common household noun)
hing
Hung or was suspended (past tense of hängen)
Ferne
Distance or far away (refers to remote space)
war
Was (past tense of sein, to be)
Klingel
A small bell or doorbell
zu
To or too (preposition or infinitive particle)
hören
To hear or to listen
lautstark
Loudly or in a loud, powerful manner
läutete
Rang or chimed (past tense of läuten)
Moment
A moment or instant of time
später
Later or afterwards (comparative of spät)
streckte
Stretched or extended (past tense of strecken)
ihren
Her (accusative possessive pronoun, feminine/plural)
Kopf
Head (the body part above the neck)
herein
In here or inside (directional adverb toward speaker)
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