A Lear of the Steppes Etc
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It is true she lad grown pensive at times, which had never Deen the way with her before ; but I did not know why this change had come upon her.
209 o FAUST At last, one day, the seventh of September — a day memorable for me — this is what happened. You know how I loved her and how wretched I was. I wandered about like an uneasy spirit, and could find no rest. I tried to keep at home, but I could not control my- self, and went off to her. I found her alone in her own sitting-room. Priemkov was n...ot at home, he had gone out shooting. When I went in to Vera, she looked intently at me and did not respond to my bow. She was sitting at the window ; on her knees lay a book I recognised at once ; it was my Faust. Her face showed traces of weariness. I sat down opposite her. She asked me to read aloud the scene of Faust with Gretchen, when she asks him if he believes in God. I took the book and Began reading. When I had finished, I glanced at her. Her head leaning on the back of her low chair and her arms crossed on her bosom, she was still looking as intently at me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true she lad grown pensive at times, which had never Deen the way with her before ; but I did not know why this change had come upon her.
209 o FAUST At last, one day, the seventh of September — a day memorable for me — this is what happened. You know how I loved her and how wretched I was. I wandered about like an uneasy spirit, and could find no rest. I tried to keep at home, but I could not control my- self, and went off to her. I found her alone in her own sitting-room. Priemkov was n...ot at home, he had gone out shooting. When I went in to Vera, she looked intently at me and did not respond to my bow. She was sitting at the window ; on her knees lay a book I recognised at once ; it was my Faust. Her face showed traces of weariness. I sat down opposite her. She asked me to read aloud the scene of Faust with Gretchen, when she asks him if he believes in God. I took the book and Began reading. When I had finished, I glanced at her. Her head leaning on the back of her low chair and her arms crossed on her bosom, she was still looking as intently at me.
What to read after A Lear of the Steppes Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivan Turgenev to read onlineMoreLess
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