The Awakening (The Resurrection)
The Awakening (The Resurrection)
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"How delightful! My God, how delightful!" he said of that which was in his soul.
CHAPTER XXIX.
It was six o'clock when Maslova returned to her cell, weary and foot-sore from the long tramp over the stone pavement. Besides, she was crushed by the unexpectedly severe sentence, and was also hungry.
When, during a recess, her guards had lunched on bread and hard-boiled eggs her mouth watered and she felt that she was hungry, but considered it humiliating to ask them for some focS. Three hours after... that her hunger had passed, and she only felt weak. In this condition she heard the sentence. At first she thought that she misun- derstood it; she could not believe what she heard, and could not reconcile herself to the idea that she was a con- .
vict. But, seeing the calm, serious faces of the judges and the jury, who received the verdict as something quite natural, she revolted and cried out that she was innocent.
And when she saw also that her outcry, too, was taken as something natural and anticipated, and which could not alter the case, she began to weep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How delightful! My God, how delightful!" he said of that which was in his soul.
CHAPTER XXIX.
It was six o'clock when Maslova returned to her cell, weary and foot-sore from the long tramp over the stone pavement. Besides, she was crushed by the unexpectedly severe sentence, and was also hungry.
When, during a recess, her guards had lunched on bread and hard-boiled eggs her mouth watered and she felt that she was hungry, but considered it humiliating to ask them for some focS. Three hours after... that her hunger had passed, and she only felt weak. In this condition she heard the sentence. At first she thought that she misun- derstood it; she could not believe what she heard, and could not reconcile herself to the idea that she was a con- .
vict. But, seeing the calm, serious faces of the judges and the jury, who received the verdict as something quite natural, she revolted and cried out that she was innocent.
And when she saw also that her outcry, too, was taken as something natural and anticipated, and which could not alter the case, she began to weep.
What to read after The Awakening (The Resurrection)?
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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