A House of Gentlefolk a Novel
A House of Gentlefolk a Novel
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* Neither poet nor musician ! ' he muttered at last . . . And his tired head sank wearily on to the pillows. <33 XXIII The next morning the master of the house and his guest drank tea in the garden under an old lime-tree. * Maestro ! ' said Lavretsky among other things, * you will soon have to compose a triumphal cantata. ' * On what occasion ? ' * For the nuptials of Mr. Panshin and Lisa Did you notice what attention he paid her yesterday ? It seems as though things were in a fair way with them already. ' ' That will never be ! ' cried Lemm. 'Why?' ' Because it is impossible. Though, indeed, ' he added after a short pause, 'everything is possible in this world. Especially here among you in Russia. ' * We will leave Russia out of the question for a time ; but what do you find amiss in this match ? ' * Everything is amiss, everything. Lisaveta 134 A HOUSE OF GENTLEFOLK Mihalovna is a girl of high principles, serious, of lofty feelings, and he ... He is a dilettante, in a word. ' * But suppose she loves him?' Lemm got up from the bench.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Neither poet nor musician ! ' he muttered at last . . . And his tired head sank wearily on to the pillows. <33 XXIII The next morning the master of the house and his guest drank tea in the garden under an old lime-tree. * Maestro ! ' said Lavretsky among other things, * you will soon have to compose a triumphal cantata. ' * On what occasion ? ' * For the nuptials of Mr. Panshin and Lisa Did you notice what attention he paid her yesterday ? It seems as though things were in a fair way with them already. ' ' That will never be ! ' cried Lemm. 'Why?' ' Because it is impossible. Though, indeed, ' he added after a short pause, 'everything is possible in this world. Especially here among you in Russia. ' * We will leave Russia out of the question for a time ; but what do you find amiss in this match ? ' * Everything is amiss, everything. Lisaveta 134 A HOUSE OF GENTLEFOLK Mihalovna is a girl of high principles, serious, of lofty feelings, and he ... He is a dilettante, in a word. ' * But suppose she loves him?' Lemm got up from the bench.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivan Turgenev to read online
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