Lillian Morris And Other Stories
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Last week she came to me. Said I, ' Ah, better give Marysia to the mansion ! ' But she said, * I have one little daughter, and I '11 not give her to any one. ' But she grew sorry, and began to sob, and then she went to the mayor to put her papers in order. She paid four zloty and six groshes. ' But I do not begrudge it for my child, ' said she. My dears, but her eyes were staring, and after death they were staring still more. People wanted to close them, but could not. They say that after death..., even, she was looking at her child. " 1 86 VAMVOL.
" Let us drink half a quarter over this sorrow ! " The organ was playing continually. The women began to be somewhat tender. Kulik repeated, with a voice of compassion, " Poor little thing ! poor little thing ! " and the sec- ond old woman called to mind the death of her late husband.
^^ When he was dying, ' ^ said she, '^ he sighed so, oh, he sighed so, he sighed so ! — " and drawling still more, her voice passed into a chant, from a chant into the tone of the organ, till at last she bent to one side, and in follow- ing the organ began to sing, — " He sighed, he sighed, he sighed, On that day he sighed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last week she came to me. Said I, ' Ah, better give Marysia to the mansion ! ' But she said, * I have one little daughter, and I '11 not give her to any one. ' But she grew sorry, and began to sob, and then she went to the mayor to put her papers in order. She paid four zloty and six groshes. ' But I do not begrudge it for my child, ' said she. My dears, but her eyes were staring, and after death they were staring still more. People wanted to close them, but could not. They say that after death..., even, she was looking at her child. " 1 86 VAMVOL.
" Let us drink half a quarter over this sorrow ! " The organ was playing continually. The women began to be somewhat tender. Kulik repeated, with a voice of compassion, " Poor little thing ! poor little thing ! " and the sec- ond old woman called to mind the death of her late husband.
^^ When he was dying, ' ^ said she, '^ he sighed so, oh, he sighed so, he sighed so ! — " and drawling still more, her voice passed into a chant, from a chant into the tone of the organ, till at last she bent to one side, and in follow- ing the organ began to sing, — " He sighed, he sighed, he sighed, On that day he sighed.
What to read after Lillian Morris And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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