Boyhood
Boyhood
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Jerome quietly, "A genoux!" "Good God! If SHE had seen this!" exclaimed Grandmamma, turning from meand wiping away her tears. "If she had seen this! It may be all forthe best, yet she could never have survived such grief--never!" andGrandmamma wept more and more. I too wept, but it never occurred to meto ask for pardon.
"Tranquillisez-vous au nom du ciel, Madame la Comtesse, " said St. Jerome, but Grandmamma heard him not. She covered her face with herhands, and her sobs soon passed to hiccups ...and hysteria. Mimi and Gashacame running in with frightened faces, salts and spirits were applied, and the whole house was soon in a ferment.
"You may feel pleased at your work, " said St. Jerome to me as he led mefrom the room.
"Good God! What have I done?" I thought to myself. "What a terribly badboy I am!" As soon as St. Jerome, bidding me go into his room, had returned toGrandmamma, I, all unconscious of what I was doing, ran down the grandstaircase leading to the front door. Whether I intended to drown myself, or whether merely to run away from home, I do not remember.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jerome quietly, "A genoux!" "Good God! If SHE had seen this!" exclaimed Grandmamma, turning from meand wiping away her tears. "If she had seen this! It may be all forthe best, yet she could never have survived such grief--never!" andGrandmamma wept more and more. I too wept, but it never occurred to meto ask for pardon.
"Tranquillisez-vous au nom du ciel, Madame la Comtesse, " said St. Jerome, but Grandmamma heard him not. She covered her face with herhands, and her sobs soon passed to hiccups ...and hysteria. Mimi and Gashacame running in with frightened faces, salts and spirits were applied, and the whole house was soon in a ferment.
"You may feel pleased at your work, " said St. Jerome to me as he led mefrom the room.
"Good God! What have I done?" I thought to myself. "What a terribly badboy I am!" As soon as St. Jerome, bidding me go into his room, had returned toGrandmamma, I, all unconscious of what I was doing, ran down the grandstaircase leading to the front door. Whether I intended to drown myself, or whether merely to run away from home, I do not remember.
What to read after Boyhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lon Tolstoi to read onlineMoreLess
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