The Spy; the Story of a Superfluous Man
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I'll carry it out of the dark corners into the light of day.
Then — choke it 1 " Sasha always contiuved horrible schemes for the extermination of the noxious people. While devising them he stamped his feet, extended his trembling arms, and tore the air with his yellow fingers, while his face turned leaden, his red eyes grew strangely dim, and the spittle spurted from his mouth.
All, it was evident, looked upon him with aversion and feared him, though they were anxious to conceal the repulsion p...roduced by his disease.
Maklakov alone calmly avoided close intercourse with the sick man. He did not even give him his hand in greeting. Sasha, In his turn, who ridiculed everybody, who swore at all his comrades, 2o6 THE SPY setting them down as fools, plainly put Maklakov in a category by himself. He was always serious in his intercourse with the spy, and apparently spoke to him with greater will than to the rest.
He did not abuse him even behind his back.
Once when Maklakov had walked out without, as usual, taking leave of him, he cried : " The nobleman is squeamish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll carry it out of the dark corners into the light of day.
Then — choke it 1 " Sasha always contiuved horrible schemes for the extermination of the noxious people. While devising them he stamped his feet, extended his trembling arms, and tore the air with his yellow fingers, while his face turned leaden, his red eyes grew strangely dim, and the spittle spurted from his mouth.
All, it was evident, looked upon him with aversion and feared him, though they were anxious to conceal the repulsion p...roduced by his disease.
Maklakov alone calmly avoided close intercourse with the sick man. He did not even give him his hand in greeting. Sasha, In his turn, who ridiculed everybody, who swore at all his comrades, 2o6 THE SPY setting them down as fools, plainly put Maklakov in a category by himself. He was always serious in his intercourse with the spy, and apparently spoke to him with greater will than to the rest.
He did not abuse him even behind his back.
Once when Maklakov had walked out without, as usual, taking leave of him, he cried : " The nobleman is squeamish.
What to read after The Spy; the Story of a Superfluous Man?
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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