The Invaders And Other Stories
The Invaders And Other Stories
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pull it up, friends ! " says the butler's resolute voice ; and the drowned man is pulled up across the mown burdocks and other weeds, to the shelter of the willows.
And here 1 see my good old auntie in her silk dress.
Digitized byGoogIc LOST ON THE STEPPE i OR, THE SNOWSTORM. 1^7 I see her lilac sunshade with its fringe, — which some- how is incongruous with this picture of death terrible in its very simplicity, — and her face ready this moment to be convulsed with sobs. I realize the disappoin...tment expressed on her face, because it is impossible to use the arnica ; and I recall the sickening melancholy feel- ing that I have when she says with the simple egoism of love, " Come, my dear. Ah ! how terrible this is !
And here you always go in swimming by yourself.* ' I remember how bnght and hot the sun shines on the dry ground, crumpling under the feet; how it gleams on the mirror of the pond; how the plump carp flap on the bank; how the schools of fish stir the smooth surface in the middle of the pond; how high in the air a hawk hangs, watching the ducklings which, quacking and spattering, swim through the reeds toward the centre ; how the white tumulous thun- der-clouds gather on the horizon ; how the mud, brought up by the net, is scattered over the bank ; and how, as I come to the dike, I again hear the blows of the clothes-pounders at work along the pond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pull it up, friends ! " says the butler's resolute voice ; and the drowned man is pulled up across the mown burdocks and other weeds, to the shelter of the willows.
And here 1 see my good old auntie in her silk dress.
Digitized byGoogIc LOST ON THE STEPPE i OR, THE SNOWSTORM. 1^7 I see her lilac sunshade with its fringe, — which some- how is incongruous with this picture of death terrible in its very simplicity, — and her face ready this moment to be convulsed with sobs. I realize the disappoin...tment expressed on her face, because it is impossible to use the arnica ; and I recall the sickening melancholy feel- ing that I have when she says with the simple egoism of love, " Come, my dear. Ah ! how terrible this is !
And here you always go in swimming by yourself.* ' I remember how bnght and hot the sun shines on the dry ground, crumpling under the feet; how it gleams on the mirror of the pond; how the plump carp flap on the bank; how the schools of fish stir the smooth surface in the middle of the pond; how high in the air a hawk hangs, watching the ducklings which, quacking and spattering, swim through the reeds toward the centre ; how the white tumulous thun- der-clouds gather on the horizon ; how the mud, brought up by the net, is scattered over the bank ; and how, as I come to the dike, I again hear the blows of the clothes-pounders at work along the pond.
What to read after The Invaders And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tolstoy Leo Graf to read onlineMoreLess
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