Note-Book of Anton Chekhov by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
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she is just like themselves.
* * * * * The wife cried. The husband took her by the shoulders and shook her, and she stopped crying. * * * * * After his marriage everything--politics, literature, society--did not seem to him as interesting as they had before; but now every trifle concerning his wife and child became a most important matter. * * * * * "Why are thy songs so short?" a bird was once asked. "Is it because thou art short of breath?" "I have very many songs and I should like to sing them all." (A. Daudet.) * * * * * The dog hates the teacher; they tell it not to bark at him; it looks, does not bark, only whimpers with rage. * * * * * Faith is a spiritual faculty; animals have not got it; savages and |
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