Russian Sketches Chiefly of Peasant Life
Russian Sketches Chiefly of Peasant Life
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I saved up some money, and when by the Czar's decree I could return home, I built this little room, and here I have lived a long time. While my money lasted grandfather was cherished and beloved, but now they spit in my face. Ah, you brave warriors ! You only fight with old men and with women ! " Here ended Saul's story.
The melancholy tone of the following poem reflects the helpless condition of a peasant in some remote corner of Russia ; the field itself cries aloud and laments the wasted cro...p of grain : THE UNREAPED FIELD IT is late autumn. The rooks have flown away, The forest is stripped bare, the corn-land is deserted.
Only one field is left unreaped. It brings sad thoughts ; It seems as if the ears whispered to one another : " We are weary of listening to the autumn snowstorm, We are weary of bowing down to the ground > Full ears bathing in the dust.
POEMS OF NEKRASOV 229 Every night flocks of greedy migratory birds despoil us.
The hare tramples us down, and the storm- blast strikes us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saved up some money, and when by the Czar's decree I could return home, I built this little room, and here I have lived a long time. While my money lasted grandfather was cherished and beloved, but now they spit in my face. Ah, you brave warriors ! You only fight with old men and with women ! " Here ended Saul's story.
The melancholy tone of the following poem reflects the helpless condition of a peasant in some remote corner of Russia ; the field itself cries aloud and laments the wasted cro...p of grain : THE UNREAPED FIELD IT is late autumn. The rooks have flown away, The forest is stripped bare, the corn-land is deserted.
Only one field is left unreaped. It brings sad thoughts ; It seems as if the ears whispered to one another : " We are weary of listening to the autumn snowstorm, We are weary of bowing down to the ground > Full ears bathing in the dust.
POEMS OF NEKRASOV 229 Every night flocks of greedy migratory birds despoil us.
The hare tramples us down, and the storm- blast strikes us.
What to read after Russian Sketches Chiefly of Peasant Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrix Lucia Catherine Egerton Tollemache to read onlineMoreLess
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