Creatures That Once Were Men
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" "I do not speak of these men, I am thinking of Judas Petunikoff, who isone of them. .. . " "And you say you have nothing to do with them?" asks the teacher, quietly.
"But do you think that I do not live? Aha! I do live, but I suppose Iought not to be angry at the fact that life is desecrated and robbed ofall freedom by these men. " "And they dare to laugh at the kindly anger of the Captain, a manliving in retirement?" says Abyedok, teasingly.
"Very well! I agree with you that I am foolish. Be...ing a creature whowas once a man, I ought to blot out from my heart all those feelingsthat once were mine. You may be right, but then how could I or any ofyou defend ourselves if we did away with all these feelings?" "Now then, you are talking sense, " says the teacher, encouragingly.
"We want other feelings and other views on life. .. . We want somethingnew . .. Because we ourselves are a novelty in this life. .. . " "Doubtless this is most important for us, " remarks the teacher.
"Why?" asks Kanets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I do not speak of these men, I am thinking of Judas Petunikoff, who isone of them. .. . " "And you say you have nothing to do with them?" asks the teacher, quietly.
"But do you think that I do not live? Aha! I do live, but I suppose Iought not to be angry at the fact that life is desecrated and robbed ofall freedom by these men. " "And they dare to laugh at the kindly anger of the Captain, a manliving in retirement?" says Abyedok, teasingly.
"Very well! I agree with you that I am foolish. Be...ing a creature whowas once a man, I ought to blot out from my heart all those feelingsthat once were mine. You may be right, but then how could I or any ofyou defend ourselves if we did away with all these feelings?" "Now then, you are talking sense, " says the teacher, encouragingly.
"We want other feelings and other views on life. .. . We want somethingnew . .. Because we ourselves are a novelty in this life. .. . " "Doubtless this is most important for us, " remarks the teacher.
"Why?" asks Kanets.
What to read after Creatures That Once Were Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gorky Maksim to read onlineMoreLess
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