Europe—whither Bound?
Europe—whither Bound?
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. . " He was a sentimental warrior, and the tears glistened in his eyes now. He professed to be unendingly devoted to the Tsar. His regiment wouldhave made a mountain of its dead rather than let them take the Tsar. If the Tsar had even been in the Crimea when Wrangel was there theywould never have given him up.
"Whom have you hope in now?" I asked. "General Wrangel cannot do anymore. " "There's only one man. " "Who is that?" "That man is Burtsef. " What an extraordinary conjunction of sentiment...s!--devotion to the Tsarand belief in Burtsef! But here it was. The bourgeois were to blamefor all Russia's troubles, and yet he was a soldier in the army thatwanted to restore the bourgeois. Such paradoxical attitudes are nodoubt responsible for the current official opinion in Serbia that allRussians tend to become Bolshevik, and that they may be a dangerouselement in the State.
The soldier had three glasses of tea and then inverted his glass andgot up and was most profuse in thanks, and for the present of a fewdinars actually got down on his knees in thankfulness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . " He was a sentimental warrior, and the tears glistened in his eyes now. He professed to be unendingly devoted to the Tsar. His regiment wouldhave made a mountain of its dead rather than let them take the Tsar. If the Tsar had even been in the Crimea when Wrangel was there theywould never have given him up.
"Whom have you hope in now?" I asked. "General Wrangel cannot do anymore. " "There's only one man. " "Who is that?" "That man is Burtsef. " What an extraordinary conjunction of sentiment...s!--devotion to the Tsarand belief in Burtsef! But here it was. The bourgeois were to blamefor all Russia's troubles, and yet he was a soldier in the army thatwanted to restore the bourgeois. Such paradoxical attitudes are nodoubt responsible for the current official opinion in Serbia that allRussians tend to become Bolshevik, and that they may be a dangerouselement in the State.
The soldier had three glasses of tea and then inverted his glass andgot up and was most profuse in thanks, and for the present of a fewdinars actually got down on his knees in thankfulness.
What to read after Europe—whither Bound??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham, Stephen, 1884- to read onlineMoreLess
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