Miss Amerikanka a Story
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Moscow w Russian tra- dition. Many noble houses here are more ancient than the reigning house of Romanoff, and Madame Berentskaya has opened the door of some of these houses before which one might sit a lifetime in vain, doors through which I have caught glimpses of old Russian life, as one sometimes glimpses courts and flowers and moon-doors through the great gates of the East. No longer magnificent in 225 MISS AMERIKANKA estate, Madame Berentskaya, but none the less the unmistakable patrician... of intelligence and heart, with an atmosphere much the same as that of Madame Novinska. The fine fiber was always there, I am certain, but perhaps her association with Tolstoi has left its stamp of moral earnestness. Many guests have come and gone at Yasnaya Polyana, but few have stood so near the prophet as Madame Berentskaya, a co-worker in the famine re- lief of 1905 and a translator of Tolstoi's works. Her reminiscences of those famous after- dinner moonlit causeries, when the master himself set the key for discussion, should be chapters in Russian literature.
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Moscow w Russian tra- dition. Many noble houses here are more ancient than the reigning house of Romanoff, and Madame Berentskaya has opened the door of some of these houses before which one might sit a lifetime in vain, doors through which I have caught glimpses of old Russian life, as one sometimes glimpses courts and flowers and moon-doors through the great gates of the East. No longer magnificent in 225 MISS AMERIKANKA estate, Madame Berentskaya, but none the less the unmistakable patrician... of intelligence and heart, with an atmosphere much the same as that of Madame Novinska. The fine fiber was always there, I am certain, but perhaps her association with Tolstoi has left its stamp of moral earnestness. Many guests have come and gone at Yasnaya Polyana, but few have stood so near the prophet as Madame Berentskaya, a co-worker in the famine re- lief of 1905 and a translator of Tolstoi's works. Her reminiscences of those famous after- dinner moonlit causeries, when the master himself set the key for discussion, should be chapters in Russian literature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive Gilbreath to read onlineMoreLess
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