The Gambler
The Gambler
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On the other side of the chairPolina had to answer an endless flow of petty questions--such as "Whowas it passed just now?" "Who is that coming along?" "Is the town alarge one?" "Are the public gardens extensive?" "What sort of trees arethose?" "What is the name of those hills?" "Do I see eagles flyingyonder?" "What is that absurd-looking building?" and so forth. Meanwhile Astley whispered to me, as he walked by my side, that helooked for much to happen that morning. Behind the old lady's chair...marched Potapitch and Martha--Potapitch in his frockcoat and whitewaistcoat, with a cloak over all, and the forty-year-old and rosy, butslightly grey-headed, Martha in a mobcap, cotton dress, and squeakingshoes. Frequently the old lady would twist herself round to conversewith these servants. As for De Griers, he spoke as though he had madeup his mind to do something (though it is also possible that he spokein this manner merely in order to hearten the General, with whom heappeared to have held a conference).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other side of the chairPolina had to answer an endless flow of petty questions--such as "Whowas it passed just now?" "Who is that coming along?" "Is the town alarge one?" "Are the public gardens extensive?" "What sort of trees arethose?" "What is the name of those hills?" "Do I see eagles flyingyonder?" "What is that absurd-looking building?" and so forth. Meanwhile Astley whispered to me, as he walked by my side, that helooked for much to happen that morning. Behind the old lady's chair...marched Potapitch and Martha--Potapitch in his frockcoat and whitewaistcoat, with a cloak over all, and the forty-year-old and rosy, butslightly grey-headed, Martha in a mobcap, cotton dress, and squeakingshoes. Frequently the old lady would twist herself round to conversewith these servants. As for De Griers, he spoke as though he had madeup his mind to do something (though it is also possible that he spokein this manner merely in order to hearten the General, with whom heappeared to have held a conference).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 1821-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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