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Updated: May 19, 2025
Some who are married live happily. It makes no difference! Maryanka replied quietly. 'Do tell me just this once what has passed between you and Lukishka? 'What has passed? A match was proposed. Father put it off for a year, but now it's been settled and they'll marry us in autumn. 'But what did he say to you? Maryanka smiled. 'What should he say? He said he loved me.
'Which of you is Luke Gavrilov? asked the captain. Lukishka took off his cap and came forward. 'I have reported your exploit to the Commander. I don't know what will come of it. I have recommended you for a cross; you're too young to be made a sergeant. Can you read? 'I can't. 'But what a fine fellow to look at! said the captain, again playing the commander. 'Put on your cap.
Olenin expected that Lukishka would go to share his joy with Maryanka, but though he did not do so Olenin still felt his soul more at ease than ever before in his life. He was as delighted as a boy, and could not refrain from telling Vanyusha not only that he had given Lukashka the horse, but also why he had done it, as well as his new theory of happiness.
'You were asleep and missed the abrek, didn't you? Suppose he had done for you it would have been all the better. 'You'd have howled, I expect, said Nazarka, laughing. 'Howled! A likely thing. 'Just look, she doesn't care. She'd howl, Nazarka, eh? Would she? said Ergushov. Lukishka all this time had stood silently looking at Maryanka. His gaze evidently confused the girl. 'Well, Maryanka!
Not till he was close to it could Lukishka discern the fence of his yard, all wet with dew, the porch of the hut, and the open shed. From the misty yard he heard the sound of an axe chopping wood. Lukashka entered the hut. His mother was up, and stood at the oven throwing wood into it. His little sister was still lying in bed asleep.
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