Christine, daughter of Lavrans. Book 2. Mistress

The book included the second part of the trilogy of the Nobel Prize laureate, the Norwegian writer Sigrid Unset "Christine, the daughter of Lavrans" called "Mistress" (1921) It tells about the troubles and joys of the family life of the protagonist Christine with a knight Herland in his estate Husabu, where she is now a sovereign mistress, about the birth and upbringing of sons and separation from the relatives remaining in her generic estate Yoreundhord. To be completely happy Christine does not give excitement for his beloved spouse, who turned out to be a participant in the conspiracy against the king.

Herland promised to everyone with whom he entered into a conspiracy, that he would hold on to the rope so that he himself was chopped off, if the matter comes to it. "And until now, I have never changed anyone who trusted me!"
Now again everything was like at a time of youth, when Christine for the sake of Erlend contrasted his will to everything and everyone. Her life was a single expectation - the hour when she could see her husband, sit next to him in the chamber of the tower of the royal estate, talk with him calmly and even ... So far, it happened, they will remain only for the shortest moment and closely cling to a friend to A friend in a hot, endless kiss and in a stormy embrace. The rest of the time she spent in the church. She fell to her knees and looked at the golden cancer of St. Ulava behind bars behind the altar.
Sigrid Unset