Klea

At every instant he grew more and more uneasy, he climbed to the top of a sand-hill to obtain a wider view, and loudly called Klea's name.

The Sisters — Volume 5 Georg Ebers 1867

At every instant he grew more and more uneasy, he climbed to the top of a sand-hill to obtain a wider view, and loudly called Klea's name.

The Sisters — Volume 5 Georg Ebers 1867

"Ah! -- now my Klea is her father's daughter once more," answered

The Sisters — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

At every instant he grew more and more uneasy, he climbed to the top of a sand-hill to obtain a wider view, and loudly called Klea's name.

Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works Georg Ebers 1867

At every instant he grew more and more uneasy, he climbed to the top of a sand-hill to obtain a wider view, and loudly called Klea's name.

The Sisters — Volume 5 Georg Ebers 1867

a sand-hill to obtain a wider view, and loudly called Klea's name.

The Sisters — Complete Georg Ebers 1867

"Klea," he repeated, and he tried to take her left hand in his own; but she, like a person suddenly aroused to consciousness after a short dream, immediately withdrew the hand on which his was resting, put the key into the lock, opened the door, and exclaimed in a voice of almost stern command, "Go in first."

The Sisters — Volume 4 Georg Ebers 1867

"Klea," he repeated, and he tried to take her left hand in his own; but she, like a person suddenly aroused to consciousness after a short dream, immediately withdrew the hand on which his was resting, put the key into the lock, opened the door, and exclaimed in a voice of almost stern command, "Go in first."

The Sisters — Volume 4 Georg Ebers 1867

"Klea," he repeated, and he tried to take her left hand in his own; but she, like a person suddenly aroused to consciousness after a short dream, immediately withdrew the hand on which his was resting, put the key into the lock, opened the door, and exclaimed in a voice of almost stern command, "Go in first."

Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works Georg Ebers 1867

"Klea," he repeated, and he tried to take her left hand in his own; but she, like a person suddenly aroused to consciousness after a short dream, immediately withdrew the hand on which his was resting, put the key into the lock, opened the door, and exclaimed in a voice of almost stern command, "Go in first."

The Sisters — Volume 4 Georg Ebers 1867