[The Crushed Flower and Other Stories by Leonid Andreyev]@TWC D-Link bookThe Crushed Flower and Other Stories CHAPTER VII 4/44
Of course, I should have done that before, I understand, Gart; but I only just recalled it now.
It was so light to walk!" Haggart says sternly: "Step aside, Flerio, and you all--step aside with him." They all step aside. "What is it that you have recalled, Mariet? Speak! I am going away forever from your mournful land, where one dreams such painful dreams, where even the rocks dream of sorrow.
And I have forgotten everything." Gently and submissively, seeking protection and kindness, the woman presses close to his hand. "O, Haggart! O, my dear Haggart! They are not offended because I asked them so rudely to step aside, are they? O, my dear Haggart! The galloons of your uniform scratched my cheek, but it is so pleasant.
Do you know, I never liked it when you wore the clothes of our fishermen--it was not becoming to you, Haggart.
But I am talking nonsense, and you are getting angry, Gart.
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