Nina Balatka
Nina Balatka
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" "He is no robber. He has cheated no one. I know who has cheated father, if you come to that. " "Whom do you mean, hussey?" "I shall not answer you; but you need not tell me any more about theJews cheating us. Christians can cheat as well as Jews, and can robfrom their own flesh and blood too. I do not care for your threats, aunt Sophie, nor for your frowns. I did care for them, but you havesaid that which makes it impossible that I should regard them anyfurther. " "And this is what I get for ...all my trouble--for all your uncle'sgenerosity!" Again Nina smiled. "But I suppose the Jew gives more thanwe have given, and therefore is preferred. You poor creature--poorwretched creature!" During all this time Balatka remained silent; and at last, after verymuch more scolding, in which Madame Zamenoy urged again and again theterrible threat of eternal punishment, she prepared herself for going. "Lotta Luxa, " she said, "--where is Lotta Luxa?" She opened the door, and found Lotta Luxa seated demurely by the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "He is no robber. He has cheated no one. I know who has cheated father, if you come to that. " "Whom do you mean, hussey?" "I shall not answer you; but you need not tell me any more about theJews cheating us. Christians can cheat as well as Jews, and can robfrom their own flesh and blood too. I do not care for your threats, aunt Sophie, nor for your frowns. I did care for them, but you havesaid that which makes it impossible that I should regard them anyfurther. " "And this is what I get for ...all my trouble--for all your uncle'sgenerosity!" Again Nina smiled. "But I suppose the Jew gives more thanwe have given, and therefore is preferred. You poor creature--poorwretched creature!" During all this time Balatka remained silent; and at last, after verymuch more scolding, in which Madame Zamenoy urged again and again theterrible threat of eternal punishment, she prepared herself for going. "Lotta Luxa, " she said, "--where is Lotta Luxa?" She opened the door, and found Lotta Luxa seated demurely by the window.
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