The Crushed Flower And Other Stories
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They have found the man I killed, sailor!I did not throw him into the sea; I brought him and set his head upagainst the door of his house. They have found him. " Another lantern floats by, swinging from side to side. As if hearingthe alarm, the organ breaks off at a high chord. An instant of silence, emptiness of dread waiting, and then a woman's sob of despair fills itup to the brim.
The mist is growing thicker.
CHAPTER VI The flame in the oil-lamp is dying out, having a smell of burning. It i...snear sunrise. A large, clean, fisherman's hut. A skilfully madelittle ship is fastened to the ceiling, and even the sails are set. Involuntarily this little ship has somehow become the centre ofattraction and all those who speak, who are silent and who listen, lookat it, study each familiar sail. Behind the dark curtain lies the bodyof Philipp--this hut belonged to him.
The people are waiting for Haggart--some have gone out to search forhim. On the benches along the walls, the old fishermen have seatedthemselves, their hands folded on their knees; some of them seem to beslumbering; others are smoking their pipes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have found the man I killed, sailor!I did not throw him into the sea; I brought him and set his head upagainst the door of his house. They have found him. " Another lantern floats by, swinging from side to side. As if hearingthe alarm, the organ breaks off at a high chord. An instant of silence, emptiness of dread waiting, and then a woman's sob of despair fills itup to the brim.
The mist is growing thicker.
CHAPTER VI The flame in the oil-lamp is dying out, having a smell of burning. It i...snear sunrise. A large, clean, fisherman's hut. A skilfully madelittle ship is fastened to the ceiling, and even the sails are set. Involuntarily this little ship has somehow become the centre ofattraction and all those who speak, who are silent and who listen, lookat it, study each familiar sail. Behind the dark curtain lies the bodyof Philipp--this hut belonged to him.
The people are waiting for Haggart--some have gone out to search forhim. On the benches along the walls, the old fishermen have seatedthemselves, their hands folded on their knees; some of them seem to beslumbering; others are smoking their pipes.
What to read after The Crushed Flower And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andreyev Leonid Nikolayevich to read onlineMoreLess
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