The Story of Tim Translated From the Russian
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As soon as he got home he mixed up in the THE STORY OF TIM 19 trough a mess of barley-meal and wine for the pig, who, after gorging herself with it, became senselessly drunk. Tim, then, dressing her in a sarafan or woman's long night-gown, placed her on the petsch or stove in a corner, where she stretched herself out and lay without motion, lie then went to bed with his wife in the chamber above. They were scarcely asleep "when the thieves arrived, and searched in every nook and corner round ab...out the house, but not finding what they were in quest of, they repaired to the kitchen, and, listening, heard something snoring. Forthwith one of them crept in, and moving about softly touched the swine, but feeling the nightgown at the same time, he jumped out of the kitchen almost frightened out of his wits. " Who are you ? " cried his comrade. " Your brother, " he replied. " Oh, I got into such a scrape. The thing which is snoring in 20 THE STORY OF TIM the kitchen is the old beldame, Tim's mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as he got home he mixed up in the THE STORY OF TIM 19 trough a mess of barley-meal and wine for the pig, who, after gorging herself with it, became senselessly drunk. Tim, then, dressing her in a sarafan or woman's long night-gown, placed her on the petsch or stove in a corner, where she stretched herself out and lay without motion, lie then went to bed with his wife in the chamber above. They were scarcely asleep "when the thieves arrived, and searched in every nook and corner round ab...out the house, but not finding what they were in quest of, they repaired to the kitchen, and, listening, heard something snoring. Forthwith one of them crept in, and moving about softly touched the swine, but feeling the nightgown at the same time, he jumped out of the kitchen almost frightened out of his wits. " Who are you ? " cried his comrade. " Your brother, " he replied. " Oh, I got into such a scrape. The thing which is snoring in 20 THE STORY OF TIM the kitchen is the old beldame, Tim's mother.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Borrow to read onlineMoreLess
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