Smoke
Smoke
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He was still looking at her, but his thoughts were far away. . . . Irina perceived it.
'Well, that is excellent,' she said aloud; * now my conscience is at rest then, and I can satisfy my curiosity.' 'Curiosity/ repeated Litvinov, as though puzzled.
*Yes, yes. ... I want above all things to know what you have been doing all this time, what plans you have ; I want to know all, how, what, when . . . all, all. And you will have to tell me the truth, for I must warn you, I have not lost sight... of you ... so far as I could.' * You did not lose sight of me, you . . . there ... in Petersburg?' * In the midst of the splendour which sur- rounded me, as you expressed it just now. Posi- tively, yes, I did not. As for that splendour we will talk about that again ; but now you must tell me, you must tell me so much, at such length, no one will disturb us. Ah, how delightful it will be,* added Irina, gaily sitting down and arranging herself at her ease in an armchair. ' Come, begin.' i?7 SMOKB • Before telling my story, I have to thank you/ began Litvinov.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
He was still looking at her, but his thoughts were far away. . . . Irina perceived it.
'Well, that is excellent,' she said aloud; * now my conscience is at rest then, and I can satisfy my curiosity.' 'Curiosity/ repeated Litvinov, as though puzzled.
*Yes, yes. ... I want above all things to know what you have been doing all this time, what plans you have ; I want to know all, how, what, when . . . all, all. And you will have to tell me the truth, for I must warn you, I have not lost sight... of you ... so far as I could.' * You did not lose sight of me, you . . . there ... in Petersburg?' * In the midst of the splendour which sur- rounded me, as you expressed it just now. Posi- tively, yes, I did not. As for that splendour we will talk about that again ; but now you must tell me, you must tell me so much, at such length, no one will disturb us. Ah, how delightful it will be,* added Irina, gaily sitting down and arranging herself at her ease in an armchair. ' Come, begin.' i?7 SMOKB • Before telling my story, I have to thank you/ began Litvinov.
What to read after Smoke?
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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