Master And Man And Other Parables And Tales
Master And Man And Other Parables And Tales
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" asked one of the other prisoners.
" From Vladimir, where I was a registered burgher. My name is Makar, and my surname Semenovitch. " Aksenoff raised his head at this, and asked him : " Did you ever hear, in Vladimir, of some merchants called Aksenoff? Are they still alive? " " How could I 7iot hear of them? They are well-to-do people, although, unfortunately, their father is in Siberia. He is in the same plight as ourselves, in fact. But you — what was your crime? " Aksenoff was not fond of t...alking about his own troubles, so he only sighed and said: " I, for my sins, have now lived in penal servitude for twenty-six years. " " But for what sins? " pursued Makar.
" For sins that earned me this, " replied Aksenoff, and would say no more. His comrades, however, went on to tell Makar the story of a merchant being murdered while travelling, of the knife being planted upon Aksenoff, and of the latter's wrongful conviction for the deed.
Though slow to Declare It 187 When IMakar heard this he stared at Akensoff, clapped his hands to his knees, and exclaimed : "Wonderful!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" asked one of the other prisoners.
" From Vladimir, where I was a registered burgher. My name is Makar, and my surname Semenovitch. " Aksenoff raised his head at this, and asked him : " Did you ever hear, in Vladimir, of some merchants called Aksenoff? Are they still alive? " " How could I 7iot hear of them? They are well-to-do people, although, unfortunately, their father is in Siberia. He is in the same plight as ourselves, in fact. But you — what was your crime? " Aksenoff was not fond of t...alking about his own troubles, so he only sighed and said: " I, for my sins, have now lived in penal servitude for twenty-six years. " " But for what sins? " pursued Makar.
" For sins that earned me this, " replied Aksenoff, and would say no more. His comrades, however, went on to tell Makar the story of a merchant being murdered while travelling, of the knife being planted upon Aksenoff, and of the latter's wrongful conviction for the deed.
Though slow to Declare It 187 When IMakar heard this he stared at Akensoff, clapped his hands to his knees, and exclaimed : "Wonderful!
What to read after Master And Man And Other Parables And Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lon Tolstoi to read onlineMoreLess
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