Complete Works volume 12
Complete Works volume 12
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" And he pressed Mas- lennikoff's hand.
"Now, come up; I am so glad, " said Maslennikoff, grasping Nekhludoff' s hand. In spite of his corpulence Maslennikoff hurried quickly up the stairs. He was in particularly good spirits, owing to the attention paid him by the important personage. Every such attention gave him the same sense of delight as is felt by an affectionate dog when its master pats it, strokes it, or scratches its ears. It wags its tail, cringes, jumps about, presses its ears down,... and madly rushes about in a circle. Maslennikoff was ready to do the same. He did not notice the serious expression on Nekhludoff' s face, paid no heed to his words, but pulled him irresist- ibly towards the drawing-room, so that it was impossi- ble for Nekhludoff not to follow. " Business after- wards. I shall do whatever you want, " said Maslennikoff, as he drew Nekhludoff through the dancing hall. "Announce Prince Nekhludoff, " he said to a footman, without stopping on his way. The footman started off at a trot and passed them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And he pressed Mas- lennikoff's hand.
"Now, come up; I am so glad, " said Maslennikoff, grasping Nekhludoff' s hand. In spite of his corpulence Maslennikoff hurried quickly up the stairs. He was in particularly good spirits, owing to the attention paid him by the important personage. Every such attention gave him the same sense of delight as is felt by an affectionate dog when its master pats it, strokes it, or scratches its ears. It wags its tail, cringes, jumps about, presses its ears down,... and madly rushes about in a circle. Maslennikoff was ready to do the same. He did not notice the serious expression on Nekhludoff' s face, paid no heed to his words, but pulled him irresist- ibly towards the drawing-room, so that it was impossi- ble for Nekhludoff not to follow. " Business after- wards. I shall do whatever you want, " said Maslennikoff, as he drew Nekhludoff through the dancing hall. "Announce Prince Nekhludoff, " he said to a footman, without stopping on his way. The footman started off at a trot and passed them.
What to read after Complete Works volume 12?
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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