Interpreters
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. . Mr. Chaliapine looked like a great big boy, a sophomore in college, who played football. " (Pitts Sanborn soon afterwards felicitously referred to him as ce doux geant, a name often applied to Turgeniev. ) I have given the exteiit of the Russian's English vocabulary at this time, and I soon discovered that it was not accident which had caused him first to learn to conjugate the verb "to drink"; an- other English verb he learned very quickly was " to eat. " Some time later, after his New Yor...k debut, I sought him out again to urge him to give a synopsis of his original conception for a performance of Gounod's Faust. The interview which ensued was the longest I have ever had with any one. It began at eleven o'clock in the morn- ing and lasted until a like hour in the evening, — it might have lasted much longer, — and during this whole time we sat at table in Mr. Chalia- pine's own chamber at the Brevoort, whither he had repaired to escape steam heat, while he con- sumed vast quantities of food and drink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Mr. Chaliapine looked like a great big boy, a sophomore in college, who played football. " (Pitts Sanborn soon afterwards felicitously referred to him as ce doux geant, a name often applied to Turgeniev. ) I have given the exteiit of the Russian's English vocabulary at this time, and I soon discovered that it was not accident which had caused him first to learn to conjugate the verb "to drink"; an- other English verb he learned very quickly was " to eat. " Some time later, after his New Yor...k debut, I sought him out again to urge him to give a synopsis of his original conception for a performance of Gounod's Faust. The interview which ensued was the longest I have ever had with any one. It began at eleven o'clock in the morn- ing and lasted until a like hour in the evening, — it might have lasted much longer, — and during this whole time we sat at table in Mr. Chalia- pine's own chamber at the Brevoort, whither he had repaired to escape steam heat, while he con- sumed vast quantities of food and drink.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Vechten Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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