I was all hope and anticipation, was a little frightened of something, and full of wonder at everything, and was on the tiptoe of expectation
Eolhk Kje citiraoprije 4 mjeseca
It seemed to me I had known her a long while and had never known anything nor lived at all till I met her… .
Eolhk Kje citiraoprije 4 mjeseca
the sunshine, streaming in through the blind, shed a soft light over her fluffy golden curls, her innocent neck, her sloping shoulders, and tender untroubled bosom.
Eolhk Kje citiraoprije 4 mjeseca
I would gladly, I felt, have kissed every fold of that dress and apron.
Eolhk Kje citiraoprije 4 mjeseca
I could have bowed down in adoration to those shoes… .
Andreea Guruleaje citiraoprije 9 dana
I started, I was struck dumb… .
Narnaaje citiraoprošle godine
Nikolai Petrovitch too had left his bed, and, on going to visit Arkady, found him fully dressed; wherefore father and son proceeded to repair to the terrace, and there seated themselves under the shade of the awning.
Mr Memeje citiraoprošle godine
He wandered from place to place like a man possessed; he still went into society; he still retained the habits of a man of the world; he could boast of two or three fresh conquests; but he no longer expected anything much of himself or of others, and he undertook nothing.
Mr Memeje citiraoprošle godine
Where had it all vanished? She had been his wife, he had been happy as few on earth are happy. … “But,” he mused, “these sweet first moments, why could one not live an eternal, undying life in them?”
Mr Memeje citiraoprošle godine
“He has fallen asleep,” she answered, hardly audibly. Bazarov was not fated to awaken. Towards evening he sank into complete unconsciousness, and the following day he died.
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