The Witch And Other Stories
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It is not a delicate fish--it will take a perch; anda pike loves a gudgeon, the _shilishper_ likes a butterfly. If you fishfor a roach in a rapid stream there is no greater pleasure. You throwthe line of seventy feet without lead, with a butterfly or a beetle, sothat the bait floats on the surface; you stand in the water without yourtrousers and let it go with the current, and tug! the roach pulls at it!Only you have got to be artful that he doesn't carry off the b ait, thedamned rascal. As soo...n as he tugs at your line you must whip it up; it'sno good waiting. It's wonderful what a lot of fish I've caught in mytime. When we were running away the other convicts would sleep in theforest; I could not sleep, but I was off to the river. The rivers thereare wide and rapid, the banks are steep--awfully! It's all slumberingforests on the bank. The trees are so tall that if you look to the topit makes you dizzy. Every pine would be worth ten roubles by the priceshere. " In the overwhelming rush of his fancies, of artistic images of the pastand sweet presentiments of happiness in the future, the poor wretch sankinto silence, merely moving his lips as though whispering to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not a delicate fish--it will take a perch; anda pike loves a gudgeon, the _shilishper_ likes a butterfly. If you fishfor a roach in a rapid stream there is no greater pleasure. You throwthe line of seventy feet without lead, with a butterfly or a beetle, sothat the bait floats on the surface; you stand in the water without yourtrousers and let it go with the current, and tug! the roach pulls at it!Only you have got to be artful that he doesn't carry off the b ait, thedamned rascal. As soo...n as he tugs at your line you must whip it up; it'sno good waiting. It's wonderful what a lot of fish I've caught in mytime. When we were running away the other convicts would sleep in theforest; I could not sleep, but I was off to the river. The rivers thereare wide and rapid, the banks are steep--awfully! It's all slumberingforests on the bank. The trees are so tall that if you look to the topit makes you dizzy. Every pine would be worth ten roubles by the priceshere. " In the overwhelming rush of his fancies, of artistic images of the pastand sweet presentiments of happiness in the future, the poor wretch sankinto silence, merely moving his lips as though whispering to himself.
What to read after The Witch 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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