A Sportsmans Sketches Vol 2 Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev 30 İndirim — Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev

Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev tarafından kaleme alınan A Sportsmans Sketches Vol 1 Platanus Publishing eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor A Sportsmans Sketches Vol 1 Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev Kitap Özeti Anyone who has chanced to pass from the Bolhovsky district into the Zhizdrinsky district must have been impressed by the striking difference between the race of people in the province of Orel and the population of the province of Kaluga The peasant of Orel is not tall is bent in figure sullen and suspicious in his looks he lives in wretched little hovels of aspen wood labours as a serf in the fields and engages in no kind of trading is miserably fed and wears slippers of bast the rent paying peasant of Kaluga lives in roomy cottages of pine wood he is tall bold and cheerful in his looks neat and clean of countenance he carries on a trade in butter and tar and on holidays he wears boots The village of the Orel province we are speaking now of the eastern part of the province is usually situated in the midst of ploughed fields near a water course which has been converted into a filthy pool Yayınevi Platanus Publishing Yazar Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev Sayfa 222 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 14 00x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Haziran 2020 Barkod 9786257078146 Kategori Bilim Mühendislik Yabancı Dilde Kitaplar Sosyal Bilimler

Give me your hand gentle reader and come along with me It is glorious weather there is a tender blue in the May sky the smooth young leaves of the willows glisten as though they had been polished the wide even road is all covered with that delicate grass with the little reddish stalk that the sheep are so fond of nibbling to right and to left over the long sloping hillsides the green ye is softly waving the shadows of small clouds glide in thin long streaks over it In the distance is the dark mass of forests the glitter of ponds yellow patches of village larks in hundreds are soaring singing falling headlong with outstretched necks hopping about the clods the crows on the highroad stand still look at you peck at the earth let you drive close up and with two hops lazily move aside

Anyone who has chanced to pass from the Bolhovsky district into the Zhizdrinsky district must have been impressed by the striking difference between the race of people in the province of Orel and the population of the province of Kaluga The peasant of Orel is not tall is bent in figure sullen and suspicious in his looks he lives in wretched little hovels of aspen wood labours as a serf in the fields and engages in no kind of trading is miserably fed and wears slippers of bast the rent paying peasant of Kaluga lives in roomy cottages of pine wood he is tall bold and cheerful in his looks neat and clean of countenance he carries on a trade in butter and tar and on holidays he wears boots The village of the Orel province we are speaking now of the eastern part of the province is usually situated in the midst of ploughed fields near a water course which has been converted into a filthy pool