Russian Silhouettes; More Stories of Russian Life, By Anton Tchekoff; Tr. From the Russian By Marian Fell
Russian Silhouettes; More Stories of Russian Life, By Anton Tchekoff; Tr. From the Russian By Marian Fell
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I want morphine!" ex- Digitized byV^iOOQlC p£ :/: -I : •; *«08SW * &LHOUETTES plained Nyuta in a whisper. "It is probably written in Latin. Wake Volodia, be will be able to find it !" Volodia's mother opened the door» and he caught sight of Nyuta. She was wearing the same blouse she had worn when she came from the bath-house.
Her hair was hanging loode, and her face looked sleepy and dusky in the dim light.
"There, Volodia is awake !" she exclaimed. "Volo- dia, do get me the morphine out of the... closet, there's a good boy. What a nuisance lily is! She always has something the matter with her." The mother murmured something, yawned, and went away.
"Come, find it!" cried Nyuta. "What are you standing there for?" Volodia went to the closet, knelt down, and began searching among the bottles of medicine and pill-boxes there. His hands were trembling and cold chills were running down his chest and back. He aimlessly seized bottles of ether, carbolic acid, and various boxes of herbs in his shaking hands, spilling and scattering the contents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want morphine!" ex- Digitized byV^iOOQlC p£ :/: -I : •; *«08SW * &LHOUETTES plained Nyuta in a whisper. "It is probably written in Latin. Wake Volodia, be will be able to find it !" Volodia's mother opened the door» and he caught sight of Nyuta. She was wearing the same blouse she had worn when she came from the bath-house.
Her hair was hanging loode, and her face looked sleepy and dusky in the dim light.
"There, Volodia is awake !" she exclaimed. "Volo- dia, do get me the morphine out of the... closet, there's a good boy. What a nuisance lily is! She always has something the matter with her." The mother murmured something, yawned, and went away.
"Come, find it!" cried Nyuta. "What are you standing there for?" Volodia went to the closet, knelt down, and began searching among the bottles of medicine and pill-boxes there. His hands were trembling and cold chills were running down his chest and back. He aimlessly seized bottles of ether, carbolic acid, and various boxes of herbs in his shaking hands, spilling and scattering the contents.
What to read after Russian Silhouettes; More Stories of Russian Life, By Anton Tchekoff; Tr. From the Russian By Marian Fell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chekhov Anton Pavlovich to read onlineMoreLess
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