The Man Who Was Afraid
The Man Who Was Afraid
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" "You don't know it all!" said Foma, threateningly, rising to his feet. "But I know everything about you--everything. " "Yes? Then the better it is for me, " said Medinskaya, calmly.
She also arose from the couch, as though about to go away somewhere, butafter a few seconds she again seated herself on the couch. Her face wasserious, her lips were tightly compressed, but her eyes were lowered, and Foma could not see their expression. He thought that when he toldher, "I know everything about you...!" she would be frightened, she wouldfeel ashamed and confused, would ask his forgiveness for having madesport of him. Then he would embrace her and forgive her. But that wasnot the case; it was he who was confused by her calmness. He looked ather, searching for words to resume his speech, but found them not.
"It is better, " she repeated firmly and drily. "So you have learnedeverything, have you? And, of course, you've censured me, as I deserve. I understand. I am guilty before you. But no, I cannot justify myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You don't know it all!" said Foma, threateningly, rising to his feet. "But I know everything about you--everything. " "Yes? Then the better it is for me, " said Medinskaya, calmly.
She also arose from the couch, as though about to go away somewhere, butafter a few seconds she again seated herself on the couch. Her face wasserious, her lips were tightly compressed, but her eyes were lowered, and Foma could not see their expression. He thought that when he toldher, "I know everything about you...!" she would be frightened, she wouldfeel ashamed and confused, would ask his forgiveness for having madesport of him. Then he would embrace her and forgive her. But that wasnot the case; it was he who was confused by her calmness. He looked ather, searching for words to resume his speech, but found them not.
"It is better, " she repeated firmly and drily. "So you have learnedeverything, have you? And, of course, you've censured me, as I deserve. I understand. I am guilty before you. But no, I cannot justify myself.
What to read after The Man Who Was Afraid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gorky Maksim to read onlineMoreLess
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