Stories of Russian Life
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Feeling his way to the sofa, he strikes a match and sees Peter lying on it! The boy is awake and is gazing with wide eyes at the flame.
"Papa, why don't mosquitoes go to sleep at night?" he inquires.
"Because— because," mutters Zaikin, "because you and I are not wanted here. We haven't even a place to sleep!" "Papa, why does Miss Olga have freckles on her face?" 176 STORIES OF RUSSIAN LIFE "Oh, shut up! I'm tired of you!" After a few moments' reflection Zaikin dresses and steps out into the roa...d to get some fresh air. He looks up at the grey morning sky, the motionless clouds, hears the lazy cry of a sleepy rail, and muses on the morrow, when, in town once more, he will return after the day's business and throw himself down to sleep. All at once there appears from round the corner the form of a man.
"The watchman, no doubt," thinks Zaikin.
But as they catch sight of one another and approach more closely he recognises yesterday's acquaintance of the carroty-red trousers.
"What, not asleep?" he asks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Feeling his way to the sofa, he strikes a match and sees Peter lying on it! The boy is awake and is gazing with wide eyes at the flame.
"Papa, why don't mosquitoes go to sleep at night?" he inquires.
"Because— because," mutters Zaikin, "because you and I are not wanted here. We haven't even a place to sleep!" "Papa, why does Miss Olga have freckles on her face?" 176 STORIES OF RUSSIAN LIFE "Oh, shut up! I'm tired of you!" After a few moments' reflection Zaikin dresses and steps out into the roa...d to get some fresh air. He looks up at the grey morning sky, the motionless clouds, hears the lazy cry of a sleepy rail, and muses on the morrow, when, in town once more, he will return after the day's business and throw himself down to sleep. All at once there appears from round the corner the form of a man.
"The watchman, no doubt," thinks Zaikin.
But as they catch sight of one another and approach more closely he recognises yesterday's acquaintance of the carroty-red trousers.
"What, not asleep?" he asks.
What to read after Stories of Russian Life?
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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