Further Foolishness by Stephen Leacock
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tears in her eyes and her voice was calm, "her name is
Olga Vasselitch. She is my daughter, and to-morrow she is to die." CHAPTER IV Madame Vasselitch took Serge by the hand. "Come," she said, "you shall speak to my sons," and she led him down the stairs towards the room of Halfoff and Kwitoff. "They are my sons," she said. "Olga is their sister. They are working to save her." Then she opened the door. Halfoff and Kwitoff were working as Serge had seen them before, beside the crucible with the blue flame on their faces. They had not slept. Madame Vasselitch spoke. "He has seen Olga," she said. "It is to-day." "We are too late," said Halfoff, and he groaned. |
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