Great Catherine
Great Catherine
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I havebeen very awkward; but I did not intend it. I am rather stupid, I amafraid.
CATHERINE. Stupid! By no means. Courage, Captain: we are pleased. [Hefalls on his knee. She takes his cheeks in her hands: turns up his face:and adds] We are greatly pleased. [She slaps his cheek coquettishly: hebows almost to his knee. ] The petit lever is over. [She turns to go intothe cabinet, and stumbles against the supine Patiomkin. ] Ach! [Edstastonsprings to her assistance, seizing Patiomkin's heels and sh...ifting himout of the Empress's path. ] We thank you, Captain.
He bows gallantly and is rewarded by a very gracious smile. ThenCatherine goes into her cabinet, followed by the princess Dashkoff, whoturns at the door to make a deep courtsey to Edstaston.
VARINKA. Happy Little Father! Remember: I did this for you. [She runsout after the Empress. ] Edstaston, somewhat dazed, crosses the room to the courtiers, and isreceived with marked deference, each courtier making him a profound bowor curtsey before withdrawing through the central doors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I havebeen very awkward; but I did not intend it. I am rather stupid, I amafraid.
CATHERINE. Stupid! By no means. Courage, Captain: we are pleased. [Hefalls on his knee. She takes his cheeks in her hands: turns up his face:and adds] We are greatly pleased. [She slaps his cheek coquettishly: hebows almost to his knee. ] The petit lever is over. [She turns to go intothe cabinet, and stumbles against the supine Patiomkin. ] Ach! [Edstastonsprings to her assistance, seizing Patiomkin's heels and sh...ifting himout of the Empress's path. ] We thank you, Captain.
He bows gallantly and is rewarded by a very gracious smile. ThenCatherine goes into her cabinet, followed by the princess Dashkoff, whoturns at the door to make a deep courtsey to Edstaston.
VARINKA. Happy Little Father! Remember: I did this for you. [She runsout after the Empress. ] Edstaston, somewhat dazed, crosses the room to the courtiers, and isreceived with marked deference, each courtier making him a profound bowor curtsey before withdrawing through the central doors.
What to read after Great Catherine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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