Nine Humorous Tales
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"What an idea! You. . . I was merely smacking my lips. . . with delight. . . as I looked upon the fish here. . ." Vanykin 's features wrinkled with laughter and he disap- peared. Akhineyev turned red.
"The deuce!" he thought. "Now this fellow is going around everywhere gossiping about me. A thing like this can easily spread through the whole city. . . The jackass ! ' ' Akhineyev returned to the hall shyly, and glanced furtively in all directions for Vanykin. That worthy was standing by the pian...o telling something in his most cavalier-like manner to the inspector's mother-in-law, who smiled in evident pleasure.
"It's about me!" suspected Akhineyev. "About me, devil take the rascal! And she, she believes every word and laughs!
ANTON CHEKHOV 35 Such a silly goose ! Good God! No, I must not allow this. No. . .
I must do something to discredit him in advance. . . I '11 speak to everybody about the incident and unmask him as a stupid gossip- monger!" Akhineyev scratched himself and then, still in embarrass- ment, walked over to Pasdequoi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What an idea! You. . . I was merely smacking my lips. . . with delight. . . as I looked upon the fish here. . ." Vanykin 's features wrinkled with laughter and he disap- peared. Akhineyev turned red.
"The deuce!" he thought. "Now this fellow is going around everywhere gossiping about me. A thing like this can easily spread through the whole city. . . The jackass ! ' ' Akhineyev returned to the hall shyly, and glanced furtively in all directions for Vanykin. That worthy was standing by the pian...o telling something in his most cavalier-like manner to the inspector's mother-in-law, who smiled in evident pleasure.
"It's about me!" suspected Akhineyev. "About me, devil take the rascal! And she, she believes every word and laughs!
ANTON CHEKHOV 35 Such a silly goose ! Good God! No, I must not allow this. No. . .
I must do something to discredit him in advance. . . I '11 speak to everybody about the incident and unmask him as a stupid gossip- monger!" Akhineyev scratched himself and then, still in embarrass- ment, walked over to Pasdequoi.
What to read after Nine Humorous Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chekhov Anton Pavlovich to read onlineMoreLess
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