The Village Priest And Other Stories
The Village Priest And Other Stories
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" It was a great feast-day in the village when she came ; she stood in the middle of the street and began to low like a cow, * moo, moo, ' for a while. I was at that time sitting by the window in my hut ; I looked out, and saw the woman in the road making that mooing noise.
88 ARENUSHKA " I called to my wife, * Look, Vasilissa, look ! Is it indeed a woman out there, mooing ? ' * It is indeed a woman, ' cried she. * Come here, poor creature, come in and have a bit to eat. Poor thing, she is froz...en ! ' The woman came to the window and took a piece of pie, and was all of a tremble ; the spring weather had chilled her terribly, and her clothes were so soaked she could hardly move.
" ' Come in, ' said Vasilissa, ' you are chilled with the frost ; come and take shelter in our hut. ' " She came in and sat in a corner, her teeth were chattering, and she muttered something, but what it was, God only knows. Her feet were in a terrible state, covered with blood, and her cloak was ragged and full of holes ; and how it was that she was not altogether frozen my wife and I could not say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was a great feast-day in the village when she came ; she stood in the middle of the street and began to low like a cow, * moo, moo, ' for a while. I was at that time sitting by the window in my hut ; I looked out, and saw the woman in the road making that mooing noise.
88 ARENUSHKA " I called to my wife, * Look, Vasilissa, look ! Is it indeed a woman out there, mooing ? ' * It is indeed a woman, ' cried she. * Come here, poor creature, come in and have a bit to eat. Poor thing, she is froz...en ! ' The woman came to the window and took a piece of pie, and was all of a tremble ; the spring weather had chilled her terribly, and her clothes were so soaked she could hardly move.
" ' Come in, ' said Vasilissa, ' you are chilled with the frost ; come and take shelter in our hut. ' " She came in and sat in a corner, her teeth were chattering, and she muttered something, but what it was, God only knows. Her feet were in a terrible state, covered with blood, and her cloak was ragged and full of holes ; and how it was that she was not altogether frozen my wife and I could not say.
What to read after The Village Priest And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Elizaveta Militsyna to read onlineMoreLess
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