The Chorus Girl And Other Stories
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Without a word he listened to the virago droppinghints about there being in this world cruel, heartless children whoabandon their parents.
"I know what you are thinking now!" said the old man, after drinkingmore and passing into his habitual state of drunken excitement. "You think I have let myself sink into the mire, that I am to bepitied, but to my thinking, this simple life is much more normalthan your life, . . . I don't need anybody, and . . . And I don'tintend to eat humble pie. . . . I c...an't endure a wretched boy'slooking at me with compassion. " After tea he cleaned a herring and sprinkled it with onion, withsuch feeling, that tears of emotion stood in his eyes. He begantalking again about the races and his winnings, about some Panamahat for which he had paid sixteen roubles the day before. He toldlies with the same relish with which he ate herring and drank. Hisson sat on in silence for an hour, and began to say good-bye.
"I don't venture to keep you, " the old man said, haughtily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without a word he listened to the virago droppinghints about there being in this world cruel, heartless children whoabandon their parents.
"I know what you are thinking now!" said the old man, after drinkingmore and passing into his habitual state of drunken excitement. "You think I have let myself sink into the mire, that I am to bepitied, but to my thinking, this simple life is much more normalthan your life, . . . I don't need anybody, and . . . And I don'tintend to eat humble pie. . . . I c...an't endure a wretched boy'slooking at me with compassion. " After tea he cleaned a herring and sprinkled it with onion, withsuch feeling, that tears of emotion stood in his eyes. He begantalking again about the races and his winnings, about some Panamahat for which he had paid sixteen roubles the day before. He toldlies with the same relish with which he ate herring and drank. Hisson sat on in silence for an hour, and began to say good-bye.
"I don't venture to keep you, " the old man said, haughtily.
What to read after The Chorus Girl And Other Stories?
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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