A Desperate Character And Other Stories
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George: he burned the Turks. ' For all that, Malania Pavlovna was a very kind-hearted woman; she waseasily pleased. 'She's not one to snarl, nor to sneer, ' the maids usedto say of her. Malania Pavlovna was passionately fond of sweetthings--and a special old woman who looked after nothing but the jam, and so was called the jam-maid, would bring her, ten times a day, achina dish with rose-leaves crystallised in sugar, or barberries inhoney, or sherbet of bananas. Malania Pavlovna was afraid of s...olitude--dreadful thoughts are apt to come over one, she would say--and wasalmost always surrounded by companions, whom she would urgently implore:'Talk, talk! why do you sit like that, simply keeping your seats warm!'and they would begin twittering like canaries. She was no less devoutthan Alexey Sergeitch, and was very fond of praying; but as, in her ownwords, she had never learned to repeat prayers well, she kept for thepurpose a poor deacon's widow who prayed with such relish! Neverstumbled over a word in her life!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George: he burned the Turks. ' For all that, Malania Pavlovna was a very kind-hearted woman; she waseasily pleased. 'She's not one to snarl, nor to sneer, ' the maids usedto say of her. Malania Pavlovna was passionately fond of sweetthings--and a special old woman who looked after nothing but the jam, and so was called the jam-maid, would bring her, ten times a day, achina dish with rose-leaves crystallised in sugar, or barberries inhoney, or sherbet of bananas. Malania Pavlovna was afraid of s...olitude--dreadful thoughts are apt to come over one, she would say--and wasalmost always surrounded by companions, whom she would urgently implore:'Talk, talk! why do you sit like that, simply keeping your seats warm!'and they would begin twittering like canaries. She was no less devoutthan Alexey Sergeitch, and was very fond of praying; but as, in her ownwords, she had never learned to repeat prayers well, she kept for thepurpose a poor deacon's widow who prayed with such relish! Neverstumbled over a word in her life!
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