Journal of Marie Bashkirt Seff
Journal of Marie Bashkirt Seff
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There is one good thing in this wretched country; one is lord and master there.
Uncle Alexander, Paul, and Pacha entered the carriage; but the third bell announced that we were about to start and they pressed around me.
^' Paul, Paul, " exclaimed Pacha, "let me say good-bye to her, at least. " '* Let him come to me, " I said.
He kissed my hand, and I touched with my lips his cheek near the eye. This is the custom in Russia, but I never made a practice of it.
They waited for the whistle, and it ...was not long before it blew.
"Well?" said I.
" I still have time, " said Pacha.
The train began to move slowly, and Pacha commenced to speak very quickly, but not knowing what he said.
^^ Au revûi'r, au revoir^ jump!" JOURNAL OF MARIE BASHKIRTSEFF. 505 *'Yes, adieu, au revoira He leaped upon the platform, after having again kissed my hand — the kiss of a faithful and respectful dog.
*' Well, well!" called my father, from within, for we were in the passage-way of the car.
I came to him, but so afflicted by the sorrow of which I was the cause, that I immediately laid down and closed my eyes to be free to think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is one good thing in this wretched country; one is lord and master there.
Uncle Alexander, Paul, and Pacha entered the carriage; but the third bell announced that we were about to start and they pressed around me.
^' Paul, Paul, " exclaimed Pacha, "let me say good-bye to her, at least. " '* Let him come to me, " I said.
He kissed my hand, and I touched with my lips his cheek near the eye. This is the custom in Russia, but I never made a practice of it.
They waited for the whistle, and it ...was not long before it blew.
"Well?" said I.
" I still have time, " said Pacha.
The train began to move slowly, and Pacha commenced to speak very quickly, but not knowing what he said.
^^ Au revûi'r, au revoir^ jump!" JOURNAL OF MARIE BASHKIRTSEFF. 505 *'Yes, adieu, au revoira He leaped upon the platform, after having again kissed my hand — the kiss of a faithful and respectful dog.
*' Well, well!" called my father, from within, for we were in the passage-way of the car.
I came to him, but so afflicted by the sorrow of which I was the cause, that I immediately laid down and closed my eyes to be free to think.
What to read after Journal of Marie Bashkirt Seff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bashkirtseff Marie to read onlineMoreLess
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