Poor Folk And Other Stories (1988)
Poor Folk And Other Stories
“My little dove! Don’t pay any attention to what Fedora says – I will do everything you ask; I will behave well and mind my P’s and Q is – my respect for His Excellency alone prompts me to do that; we shall write each other happy letters again, we shall confide to each other our thoughts, our joys, and our concerns, if concerns there be; we shall live alongside each other in happiness and concord. We shall study literature… My little angel! My fortunes have changed, and everything has taken a tu...rn for the better. The landlady has become more compliant, Teresa has become more intelligent, even Faldoni is quicker on his feet these days. I have settled my differences with Ratazyayev. I went to him of my own accord, to celebrate. I must admit he’s a good fellow, little mother, and all the bad things people have been saying about him are a lot of nonsense. I have now discovered that all that was pernicious slander. He had absolutely no intention of writing about us: he told me that himself.MoreLess
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