The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories by Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev
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he asked--'I say, do you remember Sophia Zlotnitsky?'
I turned red. 'I should think I did!' 'She was married, I suppose?...' 'To Asanov, long, long ago. I wrote to you about it.' * * * * * But if either of them is living, Say I am lazy about writing, That our regiment has been sent forward, And that they must not expect me home. There is a girl, their neighbour.... As you remember, it's long Since we parted.... She will not Ask for me.... All the same, You tell her all the truth, Don't spare her empty heart-- Let her weep a little.... It will not hurt her much! 'To be sure, to be sure, so you did. Did her father forgive her in the end?' |
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