Saksagan
The District Doctor part 8
She did not speak; her fingers trembled in my hair; I listen; she is weeping. I began to soothe her, to assure 1 her....
The District Doctor part 7
The maid was sitting there too, and snoring away in full swing; I can`t find fault with the poor girl, though; she was worn...
The District Doctor part 6
I, too, on my side assure them that it`s nothing, but meantime my heart sinks into my boots. To add to our troubles, the...
The District Doctor part 5
But God Almighty did not make me a fool; I don`t take black for white; I know a thing or two; I could see...
The District Doctor part 4
She looked at me, and then took me by the hand. `I will tell you why I don`t want to die; I will tell...
The District Doctor part 3
I see a clean little room, a lamp in the corner; on the bed a girl of twenty, unconscious. She was in a burning...
The District Doctor part 2
I was sitting at his house our judge`s, you know playing preference. Our judge is a good fellow, and fond of playing preference. Suddenly”...
The District Doctor part 1
Ivan Turgenev (1818 1883)
Born at Orel in 1818, Turgenev was educated in his native country. Though the greater part of his life was spent...
A Brown Woman part 10
The storm was over. In the beech-tree opposite a wren was raising optimistic outcry. The sun had won his way through a black-bellied shred...
A Brown Woman part 9
The other poet evinced an awkward comminglement of consternation and pity. “It appears that when this storm arose why, Mistress Drew was with a...
