Note 64 — NORG MYTHS. (continued 3)
Reading edition
There were thus the elements of a pleasant existence in Alois’ lot, but there were two disturbing causes also. One was his own temper, which was violent and ungovernable at times, when he was seriously provoked. The other was the jealousy and animosity of a rich peasant neighbour, Andrä Margesin, the owner of a considerable Hof64 situated at no great distance from Zoschg’s cottage, auf der Putzen.