The Lady With the Dog : And Other Stories
The Lady With the Dog : And Other Stories
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This reflection frightenedhim, but not for long.
"But I am all right, and I am doing no harm to any one; so thereis no harm in my hallucinations, " he thought; and he felt happyagain.
He sat down on the sofa and clasped his hands round his head. Restraining the unaccountable joy which filled his whole being, hethen paced up and down again, and sat down to his work. But thethought that he read in the book did not satisfy him. He wantedsomething gigantic, unfathomable, stupendous. Towards morning... heundressed and reluctantly went to bed: he ought to sleep.
When he heard the footsteps of Yegor Semyonitch going out into thegarden, Kovrin rang the bell and asked the footman to bring himsome wine. He drank several glasses of Lafitte, then wrapped himselfup, head and all; his consciousness grew clouded and he fell asleep.
IV Yegor Semyonitch and Tanya often quarrelled and said nasty thingsto each other.
They quarrelled about something that morning. Tanya burst out cryingand went to her room. She would not come down to dinner nor to tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This reflection frightenedhim, but not for long.
"But I am all right, and I am doing no harm to any one; so thereis no harm in my hallucinations, " he thought; and he felt happyagain.
He sat down on the sofa and clasped his hands round his head. Restraining the unaccountable joy which filled his whole being, hethen paced up and down again, and sat down to his work. But thethought that he read in the book did not satisfy him. He wantedsomething gigantic, unfathomable, stupendous. Towards morning... heundressed and reluctantly went to bed: he ought to sleep.
When he heard the footsteps of Yegor Semyonitch going out into thegarden, Kovrin rang the bell and asked the footman to bring himsome wine. He drank several glasses of Lafitte, then wrapped himselfup, head and all; his consciousness grew clouded and he fell asleep.
IV Yegor Semyonitch and Tanya often quarrelled and said nasty thingsto each other.
They quarrelled about something that morning. Tanya burst out cryingand went to her room. She would not come down to dinner nor to tea.
What to read after The Lady With the Dog : 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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