The Jew and Other Stories by Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev
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'Yes.' 'What, is it pleasant there?' 'Rather pleasant.' 'Has he any children?' 'Yes. Three by the German, and a son and daughter by his first wife.' 'And how old is the eldest daughter?' 'About five-and-twenty,' I fancied Fustov bent lower over his lathe, and the wheel turned more rapidly, and hummed under the even strokes of his feet. 'Is she good-looking?' 'That's a matter of taste. She has a remarkable face, and she's altogether... a remarkable person.' 'Aha!' thought I. Fustov continued his work with special earnestness, and to my next question he only responded by a grunt. 'I must make her acquaintance,' I decided. VI |
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