The Prose Tales of Alexander Poushkin
The Prose Tales of Alexander Poushkin
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He seized her hand and pressed it to his burning lips. The whistle was repeated.
** Farewell, " said Doubrovsky : " they are calling me. • A moment's delay may destroy me. " He moved away. . . . Maria Kirilovna stood motionless. Doubrovsky returned and once more took her by the hand.
"If misfortune should ever overtake you, and you are unable to obtain help or protection from anybody, will you promise to apply to me, to demand from me everything that may be necessary for your happiness ? Will y...ou pro- mise not to reject my devotion ? " Maria Kirilovna wept silently. The whistle resounded for the third time.
" You will destroy me ! " cried Doubrovsky : " but I will not leave you until you give me a reply. Do you promise me or not ? " " I promise ! " murmured the poor girl.
Greatly agitated by her interview with Doubrovsky, Maria Kirilovna returned from the garden. As she approached the house, she perceived a great crowd of people in the courtyard ; a troika was standing in front of the steps, the servants were running hither and thither, and the whole house was in a commotion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seized her hand and pressed it to his burning lips. The whistle was repeated.
** Farewell, " said Doubrovsky : " they are calling me. • A moment's delay may destroy me. " He moved away. . . . Maria Kirilovna stood motionless. Doubrovsky returned and once more took her by the hand.
"If misfortune should ever overtake you, and you are unable to obtain help or protection from anybody, will you promise to apply to me, to demand from me everything that may be necessary for your happiness ? Will y...ou pro- mise not to reject my devotion ? " Maria Kirilovna wept silently. The whistle resounded for the third time.
" You will destroy me ! " cried Doubrovsky : " but I will not leave you until you give me a reply. Do you promise me or not ? " " I promise ! " murmured the poor girl.
Greatly agitated by her interview with Doubrovsky, Maria Kirilovna returned from the garden. As she approached the house, she perceived a great crowd of people in the courtyard ; a troika was standing in front of the steps, the servants were running hither and thither, and the whole house was in a commotion.
What to read after The Prose Tales of Alexander Poushkin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Pouchkine to read onlineMoreLess
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