The Torrents of Spring
The Torrents of Spring
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I understood least of all the relations existing between Zinalda and Count Malevsky, He was handsome, clever, and adroit, but something equivocal, something false in him was apparent even to me, a boy of sixteen, and I marvelled that ZinaTda did not notice it But possibly she did notice this element of falsity really and was not repelled by it. Her irregular educa- tion, strange acquaintances and habits, the constant presence of her mother, the poverty 285 and disorder in their house, everythin...g, from the very liberty the young girl enjoyed, with the consciousness of her superiority to the people around her, had developed in her a sort of half-contemptuous carelessness and lack of fastidiousness. At any time anything might happen ; Vonifaty might announce that there was no sugar, or some revolting scandal would come to her ears, or her guests would fall to quarrelling among themselves— she would only shake her curls, and say, 'What does it matter? 1 and care little enough about it.
But my blood, anyway, was sometimes on fire with indignation when Malevsky approached herewith a sly, fox-like action, leaned gracefully on the back of her chair, and began whispering in her ear with a self-satisfied and ingratiating little smile, while she folded her arms across her bosom, looked intently at him and smiled too, and shook her head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I understood least of all the relations existing between Zinalda and Count Malevsky, He was handsome, clever, and adroit, but something equivocal, something false in him was apparent even to me, a boy of sixteen, and I marvelled that ZinaTda did not notice it But possibly she did notice this element of falsity really and was not repelled by it. Her irregular educa- tion, strange acquaintances and habits, the constant presence of her mother, the poverty 285 and disorder in their house, everythin...g, from the very liberty the young girl enjoyed, with the consciousness of her superiority to the people around her, had developed in her a sort of half-contemptuous carelessness and lack of fastidiousness. At any time anything might happen ; Vonifaty might announce that there was no sugar, or some revolting scandal would come to her ears, or her guests would fall to quarrelling among themselves— she would only shake her curls, and say, 'What does it matter? 1 and care little enough about it.
But my blood, anyway, was sometimes on fire with indignation when Malevsky approached herewith a sly, fox-like action, leaned gracefully on the back of her chair, and began whispering in her ear with a self-satisfied and ingratiating little smile, while she folded her arms across her bosom, looked intently at him and smiled too, and shook her head.
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