The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories by Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev
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'He forgave her; but he would not receive Asanov.' 'Obstinate old fellow! Well, and are they supposed to be happy?' 'I don't know, really...I fancy they 're happy. They live in the country, in ---- province. I've never seen them, though I have been through their parts.' 'And have they any children?' 'I think so.... By the way, Pasinkov?...' I began questioningly. He glanced at me. 'Confess--do you remember, you were unwilling to answer my question at the time--did you tell her I cared for her?' 'I told her everything, the whole truth.... I always told her the truth. To be hypocritical with her would have been a sin!' Pasinkov was silent for a while. 'Come, tell me,' he began again: 'did you soon get over caring for her, or not?' 'Not very soon, but I got over it. What's the good of sighing in vain?' Pasinkov turned over, facing me. |
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