The Cossacks
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It is apig, but it is no worse than you--it too is God's creature. Ah, dear!Man is foolish, foolish, foolish!' The old man repeated this severaltimes and then, letting his head drop, he sat thinking.
Olenin also became thoughtful, and descending from the porch with hishands behind his back began pacing up and down the yard.
Eroshka, rousing himself, raised his head and began gazing intently atthe moths circling round the flickering flame of the candle and burningthemselves in it.
'Fool, fool!' ...he said. 'Where are you flying to? Fool, fool!' He roseand with his thick fingers began to drive away the moths.
'You'll burn, little fool! Fly this way, there's plenty of room. ' Hespoke tenderly, trying to catch them delicately by their wings with histhick ringers and then letting them fly again. 'You are killingyourself and I am sorry for you!' He sat a long time chattering and sipping out of the bottle. Oleninpaced up and down the yard. Suddenly he was struck by the sound ofwhispering outside the gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is apig, but it is no worse than you--it too is God's creature. Ah, dear!Man is foolish, foolish, foolish!' The old man repeated this severaltimes and then, letting his head drop, he sat thinking.
Olenin also became thoughtful, and descending from the porch with hishands behind his back began pacing up and down the yard.
Eroshka, rousing himself, raised his head and began gazing intently atthe moths circling round the flickering flame of the candle and burningthemselves in it.
'Fool, fool!' ...he said. 'Where are you flying to? Fool, fool!' He roseand with his thick fingers began to drive away the moths.
'You'll burn, little fool! Fly this way, there's plenty of room. ' Hespoke tenderly, trying to catch them delicately by their wings with histhick ringers and then letting them fly again. 'You are killingyourself and I am sorry for you!' He sat a long time chattering and sipping out of the bottle. Oleninpaced up and down the yard. Suddenly he was struck by the sound ofwhispering outside the gate.
What to read after The Cossacks?
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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