My Russian Year
My Russian Year
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" Black bread, a box of sardines, and a bottle of vodka, " said Metrophan, with a readiness that made me think he had considered the question beforehand.
I bought these things and a packet of sweetmeats, and we went on our way out of the little town and over meadow-lands into the country. It was a fine summer afternoon, and as we walked leisurely through the fields I took my turn at questioning. Father Aaron, I learnt, was forty, and Father Metrophan thirty-two. They were both choir monks and h...ad been ordained deacons. They would become priests if the Archimandrite of the Lavra desired it, but they had no particular desire to enter the higher order. They each received sixty guineas a year for pocket-money and were obliged to devote part of that sum to the purchase of clothes. They also made a little extra money when they officiated at the altar. Metrophan complained that he had helped to perform the liturgy in one of the churches of the monastery that morning and only made a rouble. There had been, it appeared, two roubles in the collection and the priest took half.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Black bread, a box of sardines, and a bottle of vodka, " said Metrophan, with a readiness that made me think he had considered the question beforehand.
I bought these things and a packet of sweetmeats, and we went on our way out of the little town and over meadow-lands into the country. It was a fine summer afternoon, and as we walked leisurely through the fields I took my turn at questioning. Father Aaron, I learnt, was forty, and Father Metrophan thirty-two. They were both choir monks and h...ad been ordained deacons. They would become priests if the Archimandrite of the Lavra desired it, but they had no particular desire to enter the higher order. They each received sixty guineas a year for pocket-money and were obliged to devote part of that sum to the purchase of clothes. They also made a little extra money when they officiated at the altar. Metrophan complained that he had helped to perform the liturgy in one of the churches of the monastery that morning and only made a rouble. There had been, it appeared, two roubles in the collection and the priest took half.
What to read after My Russian Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rothay Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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