A Sportsman's Sketches
A Sportsman's Sketches
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Hewas so absorbed in this occupation that he did not notice my entrance.
'Grandfather! hey, grandfather!' said I. He ceased munching, lifted hiseyebrows high, and with an effort opened his eyes.
'What?' he mumbled in a broken voice.
'Where is there a village near?' I asked.
The old man fell to munching again. He had not heard me. I repeated myquestion louder than before.
'A village?. .. But what do you want?' 'Why, shelter from the rain. ' 'What?' 'Shelter from the rain. ' 'Ah!' (He scratched h...is sunburnt neck. ) 'Well, now, you go, ' he saidsuddenly, waving his hands indefinitely, 'so . .. As you go by thecopse--see, as you go--there'll be a road; you pass it by, and keepright on to the right; keep right on, keep right on, keep right on. .. . Well, there will be Ananyevo. Or else you'd go to Sitovka. ' I followed the old man with difficulty. His moustaches muffled hisvoice, and his tongue too did not obey him readily.
'Where are you from?' I asked him.
'What?' 'Where are you from?' 'Ananyevo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hewas so absorbed in this occupation that he did not notice my entrance.
'Grandfather! hey, grandfather!' said I. He ceased munching, lifted hiseyebrows high, and with an effort opened his eyes.
'What?' he mumbled in a broken voice.
'Where is there a village near?' I asked.
The old man fell to munching again. He had not heard me. I repeated myquestion louder than before.
'A village?. .. But what do you want?' 'Why, shelter from the rain. ' 'What?' 'Shelter from the rain. ' 'Ah!' (He scratched h...is sunburnt neck. ) 'Well, now, you go, ' he saidsuddenly, waving his hands indefinitely, 'so . .. As you go by thecopse--see, as you go--there'll be a road; you pass it by, and keepright on to the right; keep right on, keep right on, keep right on. .. . Well, there will be Ananyevo. Or else you'd go to Sitovka. ' I followed the old man with difficulty. His moustaches muffled hisvoice, and his tongue too did not obey him readily.
'Where are you from?' I asked him.
'What?' 'Where are you from?' 'Ananyevo.
What to read after A Sportsman's Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turgenev Ivan Sergeevich to read onlineMoreLess
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