Russia Its People And Its Literature
Russia Its People And Its Literature
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sistently with his physiological theories, Bazarof denies the existence of love, calls it a mere natural instinct, and women females ; but scarcely does he find himself in contact with a beautiful, interesting, clever woman somewhat of a coquette too, per- haps than he falls into her net like a clumsy idea- logue that he is, and suffers and curses his fate like the most ardent romanticist. Quite as curious as the antithesis of the two generations in the house of Arcadio's aristocratic father, i...s the contrast shown in that of the more humble village physician, the father of Bazarof, who is an altogether pathetic personage. He, too, is possessed of a certain pedantic and an- tiquated culture, and an excellent, kind heart; he adores his son, thinks him a demi-god, and yet can- not by any means understand him. Arcadio's father, on hearing an exposition of the new theories, shrugs his shoulders and exclaims, "You turn everything inside out nowadays. God give you health and a general's position !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sistently with his physiological theories, Bazarof denies the existence of love, calls it a mere natural instinct, and women females ; but scarcely does he find himself in contact with a beautiful, interesting, clever woman somewhat of a coquette too, per- haps than he falls into her net like a clumsy idea- logue that he is, and suffers and curses his fate like the most ardent romanticist. Quite as curious as the antithesis of the two generations in the house of Arcadio's aristocratic father, i...s the contrast shown in that of the more humble village physician, the father of Bazarof, who is an altogether pathetic personage. He, too, is possessed of a certain pedantic and an- tiquated culture, and an excellent, kind heart; he adores his son, thinks him a demi-god, and yet can- not by any means understand him. Arcadio's father, on hearing an exposition of the new theories, shrugs his shoulders and exclaims, "You turn everything inside out nowadays. God give you health and a general's position !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emilia Pardo Bazn to read onlineMoreLess
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