Dream Tales And Prose Poems
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It 's dangerous And now my heart beats so strangely. And when I fly, I keep feeling as though some one were 137 DREAM TALES sucking at it, or as it were drawing something out of it as the spring sap is drawn out of the birch-tree, if you stick an axe into it. I 'm sorry, though. And Alice too. . . . She is playing cat and mouse with me . . . Still she can hardly wish me harm. I will give myself up to her for the last time and then. . . . But if she is drinking my blood? That's awful. Besides, s...uch rapid locomotion cannot fail to be injurious ; even in England, I 'm told, on the railways, it 's against the law to go more than one hundred miles an hour. . . . ' So I reasoned with myself but at ten o'clock in the evening, I was already at my post before the old oak-tree.
XVIII THE night was cold, dull, grey ; there was a feeling of rain in the air. To my amazement, I found no one under the oak ; I walked several times round it, went up to the edge of the wood, turned back again, peered anxiously into the darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It 's dangerous And now my heart beats so strangely. And when I fly, I keep feeling as though some one were 137 DREAM TALES sucking at it, or as it were drawing something out of it as the spring sap is drawn out of the birch-tree, if you stick an axe into it. I 'm sorry, though. And Alice too. . . . She is playing cat and mouse with me . . . Still she can hardly wish me harm. I will give myself up to her for the last time and then. . . . But if she is drinking my blood? That's awful. Besides, s...uch rapid locomotion cannot fail to be injurious ; even in England, I 'm told, on the railways, it 's against the law to go more than one hundred miles an hour. . . . ' So I reasoned with myself but at ten o'clock in the evening, I was already at my post before the old oak-tree.
XVIII THE night was cold, dull, grey ; there was a feeling of rain in the air. To my amazement, I found no one under the oak ; I walked several times round it, went up to the edge of the wood, turned back again, peered anxiously into the darkness.
What to read after Dream Tales And Prose Poems?
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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