Childhood
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Just as Karl opened the door, the priest puton his vestment and began to say prayers.
During the ceremony Grandmamma stood leaning over the back of a chair, with her head bent down. Near her stood Papa. He turned and smiled at usas we hurriedly thrust our presents behind our backs and tried to remainunobserved by the door. The whole effect of a surprise, upon which wehad been counting, was entirely lost. When at last every one had madethe sign of the cross I became intolerably oppressed with a ...sudden, invincible, and deadly attack of shyness, so that the courage to, offermy present completely failed me. I hid myself behind Karl Ivanitch, whosolemnly congratulated Grandmamma and, transferring his box from hisright hand to his left, presented it to her. Then he withdrew a fewsteps to make way for Woloda. Grandmamma seemed highly pleased withthe box (which was adorned with a gold border), and smiled in the mostfriendly manner in order to express her gratitude. Yet it was evidentthat, she did not know where to set the box down, and this probablyaccounts for the fact that she handed it to Papa, at the same timebidding him observe how beautifully it was made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as Karl opened the door, the priest puton his vestment and began to say prayers.
During the ceremony Grandmamma stood leaning over the back of a chair, with her head bent down. Near her stood Papa. He turned and smiled at usas we hurriedly thrust our presents behind our backs and tried to remainunobserved by the door. The whole effect of a surprise, upon which wehad been counting, was entirely lost. When at last every one had madethe sign of the cross I became intolerably oppressed with a ...sudden, invincible, and deadly attack of shyness, so that the courage to, offermy present completely failed me. I hid myself behind Karl Ivanitch, whosolemnly congratulated Grandmamma and, transferring his box from hisright hand to his left, presented it to her. Then he withdrew a fewsteps to make way for Woloda. Grandmamma seemed highly pleased withthe box (which was adorned with a gold border), and smiled in the mostfriendly manner in order to express her gratitude. Yet it was evidentthat, she did not know where to set the box down, and this probablyaccounts for the fact that she handed it to Papa, at the same timebidding him observe how beautifully it was made.
What to read after Childhood?
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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