A Russian Anthology in English
A Russian Anthology in English
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) Deary, deary, never mind ! Do stop ! Come, don't be angry with me ! I'm a silly, ignorant woman ! Come, forgive me I'll buy you a pair of ear-rings.
OLYMPIADA : I don't want your ear-rings ; I've got enough of them already. Buy me an emerald bracelet- AGRAPHENA : I'll buy it, I'll buy it ; only do stop crying !
OLYMPIADA : I'll stop crying when I get married.
AGRAPHENA : You shall be married, darling, you shall ! Come, give me a kiss ! (They kiss. ) There, that's all right ! Come, let me wipe... your tears away. Martha's coming to see me to-day ; I'll talk to her about you.
OLYMPIADA : Ah ! if only she comes quick !
[ONE OF OURSELVES. Act I, Scene 1. Translated by C. E. Bechhofer. ] K. POBYEDONOSTSEV (1827-1907) MAN IS NOT THE CENTRE THE ancients, we are told, were accustomed to place a skeleton or a skull in the midst of their banquet halls that they might be reminded of the proximity of death. This custom has decayed : we feast and make merry and strive to banish all thoughts of death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Deary, deary, never mind ! Do stop ! Come, don't be angry with me ! I'm a silly, ignorant woman ! Come, forgive me I'll buy you a pair of ear-rings.
OLYMPIADA : I don't want your ear-rings ; I've got enough of them already. Buy me an emerald bracelet- AGRAPHENA : I'll buy it, I'll buy it ; only do stop crying !
OLYMPIADA : I'll stop crying when I get married.
AGRAPHENA : You shall be married, darling, you shall ! Come, give me a kiss ! (They kiss. ) There, that's all right ! Come, let me wipe... your tears away. Martha's coming to see me to-day ; I'll talk to her about you.
OLYMPIADA : Ah ! if only she comes quick !
[ONE OF OURSELVES. Act I, Scene 1. Translated by C. E. Bechhofer. ] K. POBYEDONOSTSEV (1827-1907) MAN IS NOT THE CENTRE THE ancients, we are told, were accustomed to place a skeleton or a skull in the midst of their banquet halls that they might be reminded of the proximity of death. This custom has decayed : we feast and make merry and strive to banish all thoughts of death.
What to read after A Russian Anthology in English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E Bechhofer Carl Eric Bechhofer Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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