Libro · Anna Karenina
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Autor: Leo Tolstoy
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"Up comes the Grand Duchess with some ambassador or other, and,
as ill-luck would have it, she begins talking to him about the
new helmets. The Grand Duchess positively wanted to show the new
helmet to the ambassador. They see our friend standing there."
(Petritsky mimicked how he was standing with the helmet.) "The
Grand Duchess asked him to give her the helmet; he doesn't give
it to her. What do you think of that? Well, everyone's winking at
him, nodding, frowning-give it to her, do! He doesn't give it to
her. He's mute as a fish. Only picture it!... Well, the ...
what's his name, whatever he was ... tries to take the helmet
from him ... he won't give it up!... He pulls it from him, and
hands it to the Grand Duchess. 'Here, your Highness,' says he,
'is the new helmet.' She turned the helmet the other side up,
And-just picture it!-plop went a pear and sweetmeats out of it,
two pounds of sweetmeats!... He'd been storing them up, the
darling!"
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