The Outcasts, And Other Stories
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" " Not more than a hundred roubles, Jegor Terentievitch ! " Petounnikoff shrugged his shoulders, as if re- gretting not being able to give more, and patted the soldier's hairy hand with his large white one.
They soon clinched the bargain now, for the soldier suddenly started with long strides to meet The Outcasts 73 the terms of Petounnikoff, who remained implacably firm. When Vaviloff had received the hundred roubles, and signed the paper, he dashed the pen on the table, exclaiming, " That's ...done ! Now I'll have to settle up with that band of tramps. They'll bother the life out of me, the devils ! " " You can tell them that I paid you all that you demanded in the summons," suggested Petounnikoff, puffing out thin rings of smoke, and watching them rise and vanish.
" They'll never believe that ! They are clever rogues ; as sharp as '" — Vaviloff stopped just in. time, confused at the thought of the comparison which almost escaped from his lips, and glanced nervously at the merchant's son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Not more than a hundred roubles, Jegor Terentievitch ! " Petounnikoff shrugged his shoulders, as if re- gretting not being able to give more, and patted the soldier's hairy hand with his large white one.
They soon clinched the bargain now, for the soldier suddenly started with long strides to meet The Outcasts 73 the terms of Petounnikoff, who remained implacably firm. When Vaviloff had received the hundred roubles, and signed the paper, he dashed the pen on the table, exclaiming, " That's ...done ! Now I'll have to settle up with that band of tramps. They'll bother the life out of me, the devils ! " " You can tell them that I paid you all that you demanded in the summons," suggested Petounnikoff, puffing out thin rings of smoke, and watching them rise and vanish.
" They'll never believe that ! They are clever rogues ; as sharp as '" — Vaviloff stopped just in. time, confused at the thought of the comparison which almost escaped from his lips, and glanced nervously at the merchant's son.
What to read after The Outcasts, And Other Stories?
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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