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I can go back to England without the head of Trotsky. I could not have gone without the head of Lenin. I have accomplished what I came for, and so — to with Trotsky!
Alexandre said he could only stay lo minutes, but he left at midnight. He talked Communism the whole time. Now Borodin unfurled his Com- munist spirit to me slowly, because he knew me, and to what I belonged, and he realized that the thing hurled at me in a crude mass would stagger me. He led me up to it with great caution. Al- exa...ndre on the other hand, with no understand- ing or sympathy, took all my inborn prejudices and just broke them, stamped on them, meta- phorically spat on them, and gave me a big feed of unadulterated Communism. He is a fanatic, and left me breathless and wondering. All was well until we got to the children part: he said that his wife had to work, so their baby, who is six weeks' old, has to go by day to the Creche.
"Are you satisfied with the care it gets at the Creche?" I asked him. He shrugged his shoul- ders, said that collectively they could not receive the same attention as they could if they were cared for individually.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can go back to England without the head of Trotsky. I could not have gone without the head of Lenin. I have accomplished what I came for, and so — to with Trotsky!
Alexandre said he could only stay lo minutes, but he left at midnight. He talked Communism the whole time. Now Borodin unfurled his Com- munist spirit to me slowly, because he knew me, and to what I belonged, and he realized that the thing hurled at me in a crude mass would stagger me. He led me up to it with great caution. Al- exa...ndre on the other hand, with no understand- ing or sympathy, took all my inborn prejudices and just broke them, stamped on them, meta- phorically spat on them, and gave me a big feed of unadulterated Communism. He is a fanatic, and left me breathless and wondering. All was well until we got to the children part: he said that his wife had to work, so their baby, who is six weeks' old, has to go by day to the Creche.
"Are you satisfied with the care it gets at the Creche?" I asked him. He shrugged his shoul- ders, said that collectively they could not receive the same attention as they could if they were cared for individually.
What to read after Mayfair to Moscow Clare Sheridans Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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