Tales From Tolstoi
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It is the very time — spring." " The time may be the right time, but business is business, one cannot neglect it." "Hast thou, then, none of thine own people by thee? Cajnnot thy son see to thy business? " 164 Two Old Men "How can he do it? My eldest I can't depend upon — ^he's no good." " Bear with him, gossip ! He will manage to live without our help. One must teach one's son a: little." " No doubt, but everyone likes to see to one's own affairs one's self." " Ah, but my dear man, thou wilt n...ever be able to superintend everything. Look now! A few days ago the women with us were washing and making ready against the feast. And this was wanted and that was wanted, and there was so much to do that they did not know where to buckle to first. Now my eldest daughter is a canny body, and she said, ' Thanks for nothing,' said she, ' the festival is coming on, and it won't wait for you, and work as you will you won't get through all your work.' " Tarasuich fell a-thinking. " I shall spend a bit of money on this building," said he, " and I must not go on this trip empty-handed either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the very time — spring." " The time may be the right time, but business is business, one cannot neglect it." "Hast thou, then, none of thine own people by thee? Cajnnot thy son see to thy business? " 164 Two Old Men "How can he do it? My eldest I can't depend upon — ^he's no good." " Bear with him, gossip ! He will manage to live without our help. One must teach one's son a: little." " No doubt, but everyone likes to see to one's own affairs one's self." " Ah, but my dear man, thou wilt n...ever be able to superintend everything. Look now! A few days ago the women with us were washing and making ready against the feast. And this was wanted and that was wanted, and there was so much to do that they did not know where to buckle to first. Now my eldest daughter is a canny body, and she said, ' Thanks for nothing,' said she, ' the festival is coming on, and it won't wait for you, and work as you will you won't get through all your work.' " Tarasuich fell a-thinking. " I shall spend a bit of money on this building," said he, " and I must not go on this trip empty-handed either.
What to read after Tales From Tolstoi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tolstoy Leo Graf to read onlineMoreLess
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