Boyhood
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Jerome, who had probably divined my tricks, came up to me with the frown which I could never abide in him, and saidthat, since I seemed disposed to mischief, he would have to send me awayif I did not moderate my behaviour.
However, I was in the desperate position of a person who, having stakedmore than he has in his pocket, and feeling that he can never make uphis account, continues to plunge on unlucky cards--not because he hopesto regain his losses, but because it will not do for him to stop ...andconsider. So, I merely laughed in an impudent fashion and flung awayfrom my monitor.
After "cat and mouse", another game followed in which the gentlemen siton one row of chairs and the ladies on another, and choose each otherfor partners. The youngest princess always chose the younger Iwin, Katenka either Woloda or Ilinka, and Sonetchka Seriosha--nor, to myextreme astonishment, did Sonetchka seem at all embarrassed when hercavalier went and sat down beside her. On the contrary, she only laughedher sweet, musical laugh, and made a sign with her head that he hadchosen right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jerome, who had probably divined my tricks, came up to me with the frown which I could never abide in him, and saidthat, since I seemed disposed to mischief, he would have to send me awayif I did not moderate my behaviour.
However, I was in the desperate position of a person who, having stakedmore than he has in his pocket, and feeling that he can never make uphis account, continues to plunge on unlucky cards--not because he hopesto regain his losses, but because it will not do for him to stop ...andconsider. So, I merely laughed in an impudent fashion and flung awayfrom my monitor.
After "cat and mouse", another game followed in which the gentlemen siton one row of chairs and the ladies on another, and choose each otherfor partners. The youngest princess always chose the younger Iwin, Katenka either Woloda or Ilinka, and Sonetchka Seriosha--nor, to myextreme astonishment, did Sonetchka seem at all embarrassed when hercavalier went and sat down beside her. On the contrary, she only laughedher sweet, musical laugh, and made a sign with her head that he hadchosen right.
What to read after Boyhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tolstoy Leo Graf to read onlineMoreLess
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