Tales of the Wilderness
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This had remained out of his childhood memories of the little townand province, where all had seemed unusual as childhood itself.
Now in the Wolf's Ravine Agrenev recalled this incident, and hebrooded bitterly over the certainty that no one would ever deliver aslap in the face on his account! What vulgarity--slaps in theface!. .. And a slap in the face was no solution.
It was now autumn, and as he stood in the ravine waiting for Olya, the cranes flew low over his head, stretching themselves out... likearrows and crying discordantly. A wintry sulphurous light overspreadthe eastern sky, and the blue crest of the Vega shone out above himtremendous and triumphant, sweeping up into the very heart of theflaming sunset.
On a sudden, Olya arrived, her figure darkly silhouetted an instant--a tiny insignificant atom--against the vastness of the hill and skyas she stood poised on the brink of the ravine; then she clambereddown its precipitous side to Agrenev.
Alexander Alexandrovitch Agrenev, mining engineer and married man, and Olya Andreevna Golovkina!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This had remained out of his childhood memories of the little townand province, where all had seemed unusual as childhood itself.
Now in the Wolf's Ravine Agrenev recalled this incident, and hebrooded bitterly over the certainty that no one would ever deliver aslap in the face on his account! What vulgarity--slaps in theface!. .. And a slap in the face was no solution.
It was now autumn, and as he stood in the ravine waiting for Olya, the cranes flew low over his head, stretching themselves out... likearrows and crying discordantly. A wintry sulphurous light overspreadthe eastern sky, and the blue crest of the Vega shone out above himtremendous and triumphant, sweeping up into the very heart of theflaming sunset.
On a sudden, Olya arrived, her figure darkly silhouetted an instant--a tiny insignificant atom--against the vastness of the hill and skyas she stood poised on the brink of the ravine; then she clambereddown its precipitous side to Agrenev.
Alexander Alexandrovitch Agrenev, mining engineer and married man, and Olya Andreevna Golovkina!
What to read after Tales of the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pilniak Boris to read onlineMoreLess
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