Russian Portraits
Russian Portraits
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I have not sought his confidence, so I thought it rather unjustifiable when at the end of the evening, having found me a sym- pathetic listener, he said : " You know too much now, I shall see that you do not leave the country before I do. " Although he likes the people with whom he has come in business contact, he is frankly a capitalist, and glories in it. He is like the Englishman abroad who is conscious of being different to everyone else, and derives from it a smug feeling of superiority.
A...fter dinner he was sent for by Tchicherin, and I spent the evening with Michael Borodin. Michael Markovitch, as Borodin is called, lives in our house. He is a man with shaggy black hair brushed back from his forehead, a Napoleonic beard, deep-set eyes, and a face like a mask. 86 RUSSIAN PORTRAITS He talks abrupt American-English in a base voice. I have not seen much of him as he works half the day and all the night, like the other Foreign Office officials. He is usually late for meals, eats hurriedly and leaves before we have finished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have not sought his confidence, so I thought it rather unjustifiable when at the end of the evening, having found me a sym- pathetic listener, he said : " You know too much now, I shall see that you do not leave the country before I do. " Although he likes the people with whom he has come in business contact, he is frankly a capitalist, and glories in it. He is like the Englishman abroad who is conscious of being different to everyone else, and derives from it a smug feeling of superiority.
A...fter dinner he was sent for by Tchicherin, and I spent the evening with Michael Borodin. Michael Markovitch, as Borodin is called, lives in our house. He is a man with shaggy black hair brushed back from his forehead, a Napoleonic beard, deep-set eyes, and a face like a mask. 86 RUSSIAN PORTRAITS He talks abrupt American-English in a base voice. I have not seen much of him as he works half the day and all the night, like the other Foreign Office officials. He is usually late for meals, eats hurriedly and leaves before we have finished.
What to read after Russian Portraits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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