Poems in Prose
Poems in Prose
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And his tears kept falling and wet the gray dust.
Suddenly he heard his name called ; he raised his head and saw before him a stranger, whose countenance was quiet and dignified, but not severe ; his eyes were clear but not brilliant, and his glance was penetrating but not malicious.
'* You have parted with all your wealth," said he, with a quiet voice. " Do you regret your generosity } " d by Google 66 THE ALMS.
" No, I do not regret it," answered the old man, sighing. *'But now I must die." "... If there had been no poor people in the world who had stretched out their hands to you for help," continued the stranger, ** then you would have had no opportunity to prac- tise benevolence." The old man became sunk in thought, and did not answer.
** Overcome your pride, poor man," contin- ued the stranger. " Go and stretch out your hand and give other good men a chance to prove by their actions that they are charita- ble." The old man trembled and raised his eyes . . . but the stranger had disappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And his tears kept falling and wet the gray dust.
Suddenly he heard his name called ; he raised his head and saw before him a stranger, whose countenance was quiet and dignified, but not severe ; his eyes were clear but not brilliant, and his glance was penetrating but not malicious.
'* You have parted with all your wealth," said he, with a quiet voice. " Do you regret your generosity } " d by Google 66 THE ALMS.
" No, I do not regret it," answered the old man, sighing. *'But now I must die." "... If there had been no poor people in the world who had stretched out their hands to you for help," continued the stranger, ** then you would have had no opportunity to prac- tise benevolence." The old man became sunk in thought, and did not answer.
** Overcome your pride, poor man," contin- ued the stranger. " Go and stretch out your hand and give other good men a chance to prove by their actions that they are charita- ble." The old man trembled and raised his eyes . . . but the stranger had disappeared.
What to read after Poems in Prose?
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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