Novels
Novels
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Masha was standing motionless, her head still more downcast.
* Take it,' I persisted.
She slowly raised her eyes to me, looked me in the face mournfully, slowly drew her pale hand from under her kerchief and held it out to me.
I laid the notes in her cold fingers. Without a word, she hid the hand again under her kerchief, and dropped her eyes.
'In future, Maria Petrovna,' I resumed, *if you should be in want of anything, please apply directly to me. I will give you my address.' * I humbly thank... you,' she said, and after a short pause she added : * He did not speak to you of me ? ' *I only met him the day before his death, Maria Petrovna. But I'm not sure.. . . I believe he did say something.' Masha passed her hand over her hair, pressed her cheek lightly, thought a moment, and say- ing * Good-bye,' walked out of the room.
208 Digitized by Google YAKOV PASINKOV I sat at the table and fell into bitter musings.
This Masha, her relations with Pasinkov, his letters, the hidden love of Sophia Nikolaevna's sister for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Masha was standing motionless, her head still more downcast.
* Take it,' I persisted.
She slowly raised her eyes to me, looked me in the face mournfully, slowly drew her pale hand from under her kerchief and held it out to me.
I laid the notes in her cold fingers. Without a word, she hid the hand again under her kerchief, and dropped her eyes.
'In future, Maria Petrovna,' I resumed, *if you should be in want of anything, please apply directly to me. I will give you my address.' * I humbly thank... you,' she said, and after a short pause she added : * He did not speak to you of me ? ' *I only met him the day before his death, Maria Petrovna. But I'm not sure.. . . I believe he did say something.' Masha passed her hand over her hair, pressed her cheek lightly, thought a moment, and say- ing * Good-bye,' walked out of the room.
208 Digitized by Google YAKOV PASINKOV I sat at the table and fell into bitter musings.
This Masha, her relations with Pasinkov, his letters, the hidden love of Sophia Nikolaevna's sister for him.
What to read after Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turgenev Ivan Sergeevich to read onlineMoreLess
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