Nelka
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" Again Nelka was showing the restlessness because of the attachmentsto the two sides of the ocean--Russia and America--and theimpossibility to satisfy entirely one or the other, or both. FromRussia she wrote: St. Petersburg 1911.
"I wish I could be in America and eliminate from my personal horizonthe people and things which make me boil over in spite of myself. Dear Poodie, I wish you could really know what I feel and mean. Ithink if in recent years you had been in contact with the peace andsi...mplicity of Europe in general, you would see what makes me shrivelwith most Americans, because I am not above and beyond it as you are. America may stand for freedom, but it has an unimancipated soul andthere is a perpetual affectation, a caution, a suspicion, a lack ofindependence that does simply petrify life and crush feeling. You maysay it is a small world, I don't know, but it is everywhere I meet. " St. Petersburg 1911.
"I have at last decided that my life must remain unsettled, undecided; it is too late to settle it except by sheer will, and thatis too stupid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Again Nelka was showing the restlessness because of the attachmentsto the two sides of the ocean--Russia and America--and theimpossibility to satisfy entirely one or the other, or both. FromRussia she wrote: St. Petersburg 1911.
"I wish I could be in America and eliminate from my personal horizonthe people and things which make me boil over in spite of myself. Dear Poodie, I wish you could really know what I feel and mean. Ithink if in recent years you had been in contact with the peace andsi...mplicity of Europe in general, you would see what makes me shrivelwith most Americans, because I am not above and beyond it as you are. America may stand for freedom, but it has an unimancipated soul andthere is a perpetual affectation, a caution, a suspicion, a lack ofindependence that does simply petrify life and crush feeling. You maysay it is a small world, I don't know, but it is everywhere I meet. " St. Petersburg 1911.
"I have at last decided that my life must remain unsettled, undecided; it is too late to settle it except by sheer will, and thatis too stupid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moukhanoff Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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