Stories By Foreign Authors: Russian
Stories By Foreign Authors: Russian
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Meanwhile, at that very time, a gigantic figure with a bag on hisshoulders and a stick in his hand, was eagerly and persistently steppingout along the T--- high-road. It was Gerasim. He was hurrying on withoutlooking round; hurrying homewards, to his own village, to his own country. After drowning poor Mumu, he had run back to his garret, hurriedly packeda few things together in an old horsecloth, tied it up in a bundle, tossed it on his shoulder, and so was ready. He had noticed the roadcarefu...lly when he was brought to Moscow; the village his mistress hadtaken him from lay only about twenty miles off the high-road. He walkedalong it with a sort of invincible purpose, a desperate and at the sametime joyous determination. He walked, his shoulders thrown back and hischest expanded; his eyes were fixed greedily straight before him. Hehastened as though his old mother were waiting for him at home, as thoughshe were calling him to her after long wanderings in strange parts, among strangers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile, at that very time, a gigantic figure with a bag on hisshoulders and a stick in his hand, was eagerly and persistently steppingout along the T--- high-road. It was Gerasim. He was hurrying on withoutlooking round; hurrying homewards, to his own village, to his own country. After drowning poor Mumu, he had run back to his garret, hurriedly packeda few things together in an old horsecloth, tied it up in a bundle, tossed it on his shoulder, and so was ready. He had noticed the roadcarefu...lly when he was brought to Moscow; the village his mistress hadtaken him from lay only about twenty miles off the high-road. He walkedalong it with a sort of invincible purpose, a desperate and at the sametime joyous determination. He walked, his shoulders thrown back and hischest expanded; his eyes were fixed greedily straight before him. Hehastened as though his old mother were waiting for him at home, as thoughshe were calling him to her after long wanderings in strange parts, among strangers.
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