Complete Works volume 7
Complete Works volume 7
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I thought that was the end of it. But she told me to come next week. And she lives a long way off. I got tired out ; and it tired him too, my heart's darling. Fortunately our landlady takes pity on us for the sake of Christ, and gives us a room, else I don't know how I should manage to get along. " Avdyeitch sighed, and said : — " Have n't you any warm clothes . -' " " Now is the time, friend, to wear warm clothes ; but THERE GOD IS ALSO 117 yesterday I pawned my last shawl for a twenty-kopek p...iece. " ^ The woman came to the bed, and took the child ; and Avdyeitch rose, went to the partition, rummaged round, and succeeded in finding an old coat.
" Na ! " says he ; " it is a poor thing, yet you may turn it to some use. " The woman looked at the coat and looked at the old man ; she took the coat, and burst into tears ; and Av- dyeitch turned away his head ; crawling under the bed, he pushed out a little trunk, rummaged in it, and sat down again opposite the woman.
And the woman said : — " May Christ bless you, little grandfather !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought that was the end of it. But she told me to come next week. And she lives a long way off. I got tired out ; and it tired him too, my heart's darling. Fortunately our landlady takes pity on us for the sake of Christ, and gives us a room, else I don't know how I should manage to get along. " Avdyeitch sighed, and said : — " Have n't you any warm clothes . -' " " Now is the time, friend, to wear warm clothes ; but THERE GOD IS ALSO 117 yesterday I pawned my last shawl for a twenty-kopek p...iece. " ^ The woman came to the bed, and took the child ; and Avdyeitch rose, went to the partition, rummaged round, and succeeded in finding an old coat.
" Na ! " says he ; " it is a poor thing, yet you may turn it to some use. " The woman looked at the coat and looked at the old man ; she took the coat, and burst into tears ; and Av- dyeitch turned away his head ; crawling under the bed, he pushed out a little trunk, rummaged in it, and sat down again opposite the woman.
And the woman said : — " May Christ bless you, little grandfather !
What to read after Complete Works volume 7?
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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