Childhood
Childhood
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She was forevermending something, or tidying the shelves which lined her room, or marking linen, so that she took no heed of the nonsense which Italked--how that I meant to become a general, to marry a beautifulwoman, to buy a chestnut horse, to, build myself a house of glass, toinvite Karl Ivanitch's relatives to come and visit me from Saxony, andso forth; to all of which she would only reply, "Yes, my love, yes. "Then, on my rising, and preparing to go, she would open a blue trunkwhich had pa...sted on the inside of its lid a coloured picture of a hussarwhich had once adorned a pomade bottle and a sketch made by Woloda, andtake from it a fumigation pastille, which she would light and shake formy benefit, saying: "These, dear, are the pastilles which your grandfather (now in Heaven)brought back from Otchakov after fighting against the Turks. " Then shewould add with a sigh: "But this is nearly the last one. " The trunks which filled her room seemed to contain almost everything inthe world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was forevermending something, or tidying the shelves which lined her room, or marking linen, so that she took no heed of the nonsense which Italked--how that I meant to become a general, to marry a beautifulwoman, to buy a chestnut horse, to, build myself a house of glass, toinvite Karl Ivanitch's relatives to come and visit me from Saxony, andso forth; to all of which she would only reply, "Yes, my love, yes. "Then, on my rising, and preparing to go, she would open a blue trunkwhich had pa...sted on the inside of its lid a coloured picture of a hussarwhich had once adorned a pomade bottle and a sketch made by Woloda, andtake from it a fumigation pastille, which she would light and shake formy benefit, saying: "These, dear, are the pastilles which your grandfather (now in Heaven)brought back from Otchakov after fighting against the Turks. " Then shewould add with a sigh: "But this is nearly the last one. " The trunks which filled her room seemed to contain almost everything inthe world.
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