The Wife, And Other Stories
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One must experience everything in life. My God! how terrible and how glorious!" "Well? Well?" muttered the artist, embracing her, and greedily kissingthe hands with which she feebly tried to thrust him from her. "You loveme? Yes? Yes? Oh, what a night! marvellous night!" "Yes, what a night!" she whispered, looking into his eyes, which werebright with tears.
Then she looked round quickly, put her arms round him, and kissed him onthe lips.
"We are nearing Kineshmo!" said some one on the other sid...e of the deck.
They heard heavy footsteps; it was a waiter from the refreshment-bar.
"Waiter, " said Olga Ivanovna, laughing and crying with happiness, "bringus some wine. " The artist, pale with emotion, sat on the seat, looking at Olga Ivanovnawith adoring, grateful eyes; then he closed his eyes, and said, smilinglanguidly: "I am tired. " And he leaned his head against the rail.
V On the second of September the day was warm and still, but overcast. Inthe early morning a light mist had hung over the Volga, and after nineo'clock it had begun to spout with rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One must experience everything in life. My God! how terrible and how glorious!" "Well? Well?" muttered the artist, embracing her, and greedily kissingthe hands with which she feebly tried to thrust him from her. "You loveme? Yes? Yes? Oh, what a night! marvellous night!" "Yes, what a night!" she whispered, looking into his eyes, which werebright with tears.
Then she looked round quickly, put her arms round him, and kissed him onthe lips.
"We are nearing Kineshmo!" said some one on the other sid...e of the deck.
They heard heavy footsteps; it was a waiter from the refreshment-bar.
"Waiter, " said Olga Ivanovna, laughing and crying with happiness, "bringus some wine. " The artist, pale with emotion, sat on the seat, looking at Olga Ivanovnawith adoring, grateful eyes; then he closed his eyes, and said, smilinglanguidly: "I am tired. " And he leaned his head against the rail.
V On the second of September the day was warm and still, but overcast. Inthe early morning a light mist had hung over the Volga, and after nineo'clock it had begun to spout with rain.
What to read after The Wife, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chekhov Anton Pavlovich to read onlineMoreLess
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