The Comedienne
The Comedienne
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. . " "Of course, I know! . . . That skinny woman who's as cross as achained dog. . . . " "Go right away. " "Mamma! . . . Let us also go with nurse . . . " begged the children, for they feared their mother.
"You will take the children along with you, nurse. " "Of course, that's understood . . . I wouldn't leave them herealone!" She dressed the children, put on a sort of woolen dress with broadred and white stripes, covered her head with a kerchief, and wentout with them.
Cabinska dressed and wa...s about to go out, when the bell rang. Asmall, rather corpulent and very active gentleman pushed his way in. It was the counselor.
His face was carefully shaven, he wore gold-rimmed glasses on hissmall nose, and a smile, that seemed glued there, on his thin lips.
"May I come in? . . . Will Madame Directress permit it? . . . Onlyfor a minute, for I must be right off again! . . . " he recitedrapidly.
"Of course, the esteemed counselor is always welcome. . . . " calledCabinska, appearing.
"Good morning!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . " "Of course, I know! . . . That skinny woman who's as cross as achained dog. . . . " "Go right away. " "Mamma! . . . Let us also go with nurse . . . " begged the children, for they feared their mother.
"You will take the children along with you, nurse. " "Of course, that's understood . . . I wouldn't leave them herealone!" She dressed the children, put on a sort of woolen dress with broadred and white stripes, covered her head with a kerchief, and wentout with them.
Cabinska dressed and wa...s about to go out, when the bell rang. Asmall, rather corpulent and very active gentleman pushed his way in. It was the counselor.
His face was carefully shaven, he wore gold-rimmed glasses on hissmall nose, and a smile, that seemed glued there, on his thin lips.
"May I come in? . . . Will Madame Directress permit it? . . . Onlyfor a minute, for I must be right off again! . . . " he recitedrapidly.
"Of course, the esteemed counselor is always welcome. . . . " calledCabinska, appearing.
"Good morning!
What to read after The Comedienne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reymont W?adys?aw Stanis?aw to read onlineMoreLess
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