The Cook's Wedding And Other Stories
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At this moment grandfather was, no doubt, standing at the gate, screwing up his eyes at the red windows of the church, stampingwith his high felt boots, and joking with the servants. His littlemallet was hanging on his belt. He was clasping his hands, shruggingwith the cold, and, with an aged chuckle, pinching first thehousemaid, then the cook.
"How about a pinch of snuff?" he was saying, offering the women hissnuff-box.
The women would take a sniff and sneeze. Grandfather would beindescribably... delighted, go off into a merry chuckle, and cry: "Tear it off, it has frozen on!" They give the dogs a sniff of snuff too. Kashtanka sneezes, wrigglesher head, and walks away offended. Eel does not sneeze, frompoliteness, but wags his tail. And the weather is glorious. The airis still, fresh, and transparent. The night is dark, but one cansee the whole village with its white roofs and coils of smoke comingfrom the chimneys, the trees silvered with hoar frost, the snowdrifts. The whole sky spangled with gay twinkling stars, and the Milky Wayis as distinct as though it had been washed and rubbed with snowfor a holiday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this moment grandfather was, no doubt, standing at the gate, screwing up his eyes at the red windows of the church, stampingwith his high felt boots, and joking with the servants. His littlemallet was hanging on his belt. He was clasping his hands, shruggingwith the cold, and, with an aged chuckle, pinching first thehousemaid, then the cook.
"How about a pinch of snuff?" he was saying, offering the women hissnuff-box.
The women would take a sniff and sneeze. Grandfather would beindescribably... delighted, go off into a merry chuckle, and cry: "Tear it off, it has frozen on!" They give the dogs a sniff of snuff too. Kashtanka sneezes, wrigglesher head, and walks away offended. Eel does not sneeze, frompoliteness, but wags his tail. And the weather is glorious. The airis still, fresh, and transparent. The night is dark, but one cansee the whole village with its white roofs and coils of smoke comingfrom the chimneys, the trees silvered with hoar frost, the snowdrifts. The whole sky spangled with gay twinkling stars, and the Milky Wayis as distinct as though it had been washed and rubbed with snowfor a holiday.
What to read after The Cook's Wedding 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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