[The Cossacks by Leo Tolstoy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Cossacks CHAPTER II 18/18
I shall have to distribute it.
But to whom? Well, six hundred and seventy-eight rubles to Cappele and then we'll see.' ...
Quite vague visions now cloud his mind, and only Vanyusha's voice and the interrupted motion of the sledge break his healthy youthful slumber.
Scarcely conscious, he changes into another sledge at the next stage and continues his journey. Next morning everything goes on just the same: the same kind of post-stations and tea-drinking, the same moving horses' cruppers, the same short talks with Vanyusha, the same vague dreams and drowsiness, and the same tired, healthy, youthful sleep at night..
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