The First Distiller
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Last year I sent him to plough, and what did he do but ploughin the bog. I gave him a scolding, but he persuaded me to sow there. Andso I did, and it turned out all for the best! And this year he againguessed right, and sowed on the hill!
NEIGHBOUR. It's as if he knew what kind of season it would be. Yes, youhave got corn enough and no mistake! [Silence] And I have come to askyou to lend me a sack of rye. Ours is all used up. I'll return it nextyear.
PEASANT. All right, you may have it.
LABOURE...R [nudging the Peasant] Don't give it!
PEASANT. No more words about it. Take it.
NEIGHBOUR. Thank you. I'll just run and fetch a sack.
LABOURER [aside] He keeps to his old ways ... Still goes on giving. Hedoesn't always obey me. But just wait a bit. He'll soon stop givingaway.
Exit Neighbour.
PEASANT [sitting down on the threshold] Why should one not give to agood man?
LABOURER. Giving is one thing, getting back another! You know-- "It's a good world to lend in, a good world to spend in, But to get back one's own, it's the worst world that's known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last year I sent him to plough, and what did he do but ploughin the bog. I gave him a scolding, but he persuaded me to sow there. Andso I did, and it turned out all for the best! And this year he againguessed right, and sowed on the hill!
NEIGHBOUR. It's as if he knew what kind of season it would be. Yes, youhave got corn enough and no mistake! [Silence] And I have come to askyou to lend me a sack of rye. Ours is all used up. I'll return it nextyear.
PEASANT. All right, you may have it.
LABOURE...R [nudging the Peasant] Don't give it!
PEASANT. No more words about it. Take it.
NEIGHBOUR. Thank you. I'll just run and fetch a sack.
LABOURER [aside] He keeps to his old ways ... Still goes on giving. Hedoesn't always obey me. But just wait a bit. He'll soon stop givingaway.
Exit Neighbour.
PEASANT [sitting down on the threshold] Why should one not give to agood man?
LABOURER. Giving is one thing, getting back another! You know-- "It's a good world to lend in, a good world to spend in, But to get back one's own, it's the worst world that's known.
What to read after The First Distiller?
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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