A Red Flower : a Story
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. ." exclaimed the watchman, entering the room. "Who the deuce helps you ? Gritsko ! Ivan ! Come in here, quick. He has unbound himself." The three threw themselves on the mad- man, and then began a long struggle, a wearying one for the attacking party, and a harassing one for the man on the defensive, spending the remainder of his well-nigh ex- hausted strength. Finally they threw him upon the bed and bound him still more fast than before.
"You do not know what you are doing," 34 A RED FLOWER....
cried the madman, stifled. "You are perish- ing ! I saw the bud of a third one yesterday.
Now it is ready. Allow me to finish the deed !
It must be killed! killed! killed! Then all will be done, all will be saved. I would send you to do it, but this only I alone could do.
You would die from contact alone." "Be quiet, man, be quiet!" said the old watchman, remaining on duty near the bed.
The madman suddenly became silent. He had determined to deceive the watchman.
He was kept bound the entire day, and was left in the same condition for the night.
What to read after A Red Flower : a Story?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. ." exclaimed the watchman, entering the room. "Who the deuce helps you ? Gritsko ! Ivan ! Come in here, quick. He has unbound himself." The three threw themselves on the mad- man, and then began a long struggle, a wearying one for the attacking party, and a harassing one for the man on the defensive, spending the remainder of his well-nigh ex- hausted strength. Finally they threw him upon the bed and bound him still more fast than before.
"You do not know what you are doing," 34 A RED FLOWER....
cried the madman, stifled. "You are perish- ing ! I saw the bud of a third one yesterday.
Now it is ready. Allow me to finish the deed !
It must be killed! killed! killed! Then all will be done, all will be saved. I would send you to do it, but this only I alone could do.
You would die from contact alone." "Be quiet, man, be quiet!" said the old watchman, remaining on duty near the bed.
The madman suddenly became silent. He had determined to deceive the watchman.
He was kept bound the entire day, and was left in the same condition for the night.
What to read after A Red Flower : a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by V M Vsevolod Mikhailovich Garshin to read onlineMoreLess
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