Dimitri Roudine a Novel
Dimitri Roudine a Novel
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" The rolling of a carriage caused Roudine to raise his head. It was Leschnieff coming in the opposite direction, driving his customary trotter. Roudine bowed to him silently ; then, as if struck by a sudden thought, he turned to one side and walked rapidly towards Dana's house.
Leschnieff let him go on a short way, following him with his eyes, and then, after a moment of thought, he turned his horse and drove to Volinzoff's.
He found his friend asleep. He told the servant not to awaken him, an...d went on the piazza to smoke a pipe be- fore breakfast XI.
VOLINZOFF got up at ten o'clock. On hearing to hia great surprise that Leschnieff was seated on the piazza, he sent word for him to come in.
"What has happened?" he asked him. "You we/e going home, I thought. " " True ; but I met Roudine. He was tramping alone through the fields, with a most agitated expression on his face. I thought it over for a moment and then came back. " " You came back because you met Roudine ? " " That is to say to tell the truth I don't know my- self why I came back ; probably because I thought of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The rolling of a carriage caused Roudine to raise his head. It was Leschnieff coming in the opposite direction, driving his customary trotter. Roudine bowed to him silently ; then, as if struck by a sudden thought, he turned to one side and walked rapidly towards Dana's house.
Leschnieff let him go on a short way, following him with his eyes, and then, after a moment of thought, he turned his horse and drove to Volinzoff's.
He found his friend asleep. He told the servant not to awaken him, an...d went on the piazza to smoke a pipe be- fore breakfast XI.
VOLINZOFF got up at ten o'clock. On hearing to hia great surprise that Leschnieff was seated on the piazza, he sent word for him to come in.
"What has happened?" he asked him. "You we/e going home, I thought. " " True ; but I met Roudine. He was tramping alone through the fields, with a most agitated expression on his face. I thought it over for a moment and then came back. " " You came back because you met Roudine ? " " That is to say to tell the truth I don't know my- self why I came back ; probably because I thought of you.
What to read after Dimitri Roudine a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivan Turgenev to read onlineMoreLess
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