On the Eve
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DidI ever. .. All that's nonsense! What makes all that come into my head?
'. .. Isn't it strange though, that up till now, up to twenty, I havenever loved any one! I believe that the reason why D. 's (I shallcall him D. --I like that name Dmitri) soul is so clear, is that he isentirely given up to his work, his ideal. What has he to trouble about?When any one has utterly. .. Utterly. .. Given himself up, he has littlesorrow, he is not responsible for anything. It's not _I_ want, but _it_wants. ...By the way, he and I both love the same flowers. I picked a rosethis morning, one leaf fell, he picked it up. .. . I gave him the wholerose.
'. .. D. Often comes to us. Yesterday he spent the whole evening. Hewants to teach me Bulgarian. I feel happy with him, quite at home, morethan at home.
'. .. The days fly past. .. . I am happy, and somehow discontent and I amthankful to God, and tears are not far off. Oh these hot bright days!
'. .. I am still light-hearted as before, and only at times, and only alittle, sad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DidI ever. .. All that's nonsense! What makes all that come into my head?
'. .. Isn't it strange though, that up till now, up to twenty, I havenever loved any one! I believe that the reason why D. 's (I shallcall him D. --I like that name Dmitri) soul is so clear, is that he isentirely given up to his work, his ideal. What has he to trouble about?When any one has utterly. .. Utterly. .. Given himself up, he has littlesorrow, he is not responsible for anything. It's not _I_ want, but _it_wants. ...By the way, he and I both love the same flowers. I picked a rosethis morning, one leaf fell, he picked it up. .. . I gave him the wholerose.
'. .. D. Often comes to us. Yesterday he spent the whole evening. Hewants to teach me Bulgarian. I feel happy with him, quite at home, morethan at home.
'. .. The days fly past. .. . I am happy, and somehow discontent and I amthankful to God, and tears are not far off. Oh these hot bright days!
'. .. I am still light-hearted as before, and only at times, and only alittle, sad.
What to read after On the Eve?
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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