It was from the Bishop Jörgen Friis to Rasmus Nielsen.
Never since the famous burial feast had Jürgen spent such a happy time; and yet Mistress Clara was absent, except in the thoughts and memory of all.
This thought struck Jürgen while they were out at sea, where his foster-father had been taken alarmingly ill.
Yes, surely there she was; and the ship was sailing up with Jürgen and Clara on board.
But Jürgen was conscious of innocence; and as there was no chance of immediately righting himself, he submitted to his fate.
The sailor with whom Jürgen went took his way through the church; and Jürgen stood in the sanctuary.
In April a ship was to start for Norway, and Jürgen was to sail in it.
In a corner of the garden towards the north-west stood a great bush full of blossom like winter snow amid the summer's green: it was a juniper bush, the first that Jürgen had seen thus in bloom.
Jürgen did not understand the reason of this, but he thought it would be best to turn back, and therefore himself took an oar and returned.
And Jürgen thought of these things all night through.
On procuring a light, the coldest nature would have been shocked at the spectacle which poor Börgen presented.
But after we had gone a little way, Börgen implored us to make as much haste as possible.
Jörgen sang these lines in particular with much emphasis, whilst his dark eyes sparkled; but his eyes had always been bright from his earliest infancy.
Long had Jörgen been buffeting the waves with a corpse--exerting his utmost strength and straining every nerve for a dead body.
One of the fishermen had, late the night before, met Jörgen going to the place where Morten lived.
Gammel-Skagen lies on the northern part of Jutland, at the other extremity of the country from Huusby-Klitter, and that was what Jörgen thought most of.
Jörgen could not comprehend what they wanted, but considered it would be best to go back, and even took one of the oars to row the faster.
They were both young and healthy, well-grown, and strongly built, but Jörgen was the most active.
Too quickly for Jörgen did they drive over the uneven heath, and through the deep sand.
Jörgen was called "an idiot;" but that was a term not exactly applicable to him.
There was one of these girls called Elsé, whom Jörgen had known from her infancy.
When they returned to Jutland and the sand-hills, and told all that had passed, it was remarked that Jörgen might boil over, but he was an honest pot for all that.
As Jörgen Lund taught mathematics, so all the other subjects ought to have been taught.
The friends walked without speaking round the Ronda de Segovia, and sat down on a bench in the little gardens of the Vírgen del Puerto.
La Vírgen de la Cima," said the baker, pointing reverently with his thumb, after he had bent his knee before the altar.
A knight called Jørgen attempted to do so, by putting poisoned cakes in the dragon's way; but that availed nothing.
Two inches of Norwegian plug tobacco is the stake, and with a heartfelt desire that Jörgen may win I await the morrow.
I thought at first it was a seal, but, fortunately, it turned out to be Jörgen Stubberud with six dogs and a sledge.
It was built by the brothers Hans and Jörgen Stubberud, and was throughout a splendid piece of work, which did honour to both the brothers.
Our excellent carpenter Jörgen Stubberud had superintended the construction of this strong building.
As regards the remaining fifteen persons, some of them have straightway taken service among good folk here in the country; some of them who will willingly serve your Royal Majesty in Jörgen Lunge's regiment I sent at once to Elfsborg.
As regards the remaining 15 persons, some of them have straightway taken service among good folk here in the country; some of them who will willingly serve your Royal Majesty in Jörgen Lunge's Regiment, I sent at once to Elfsborg.
Jörgen Lunge was a Danish nobleman, who was at that time in command of the Castle of Bohuus.
In the more modern history of this town, King Solomon and Jörgen the hatter play a considerable rôle.
Subsequently he rose from post to post, until he was appointed Viceroy of Siebenbürgen (Transylvania), and eventually Regent of Hungary.
Footnote 142: Siebenbürgen was so called from seven forts erected there.
All he wished, he said, was a free passage through Siebenbürgen into Hungary, where he desired to join his forces with those of the Empire against the Turks.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rgen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
