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Dead SoulsBy Nikolai Gogol ContextHighlight In PART 2: CHAPTER IV
2 Thus the view from below is beautiful indeed.
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3 "It is a beautiful piece of writing," he said.
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4 But Chichikov never even noticed him; he saw in the distance only the golden-haired beauty.
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5 "You seem to get great store upon views and beauty," remarked Kostanzhoglo with reproof in his tone.
Dead SoulsBy Nikolai Gogol ContextHighlight In PART 2: CHAPTER IV
6 Nothing did he care for fresh air, and would bestow not a passing glance upon all those beauties of the countryside which moved visitors to such ecstatic admiration.
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7 Indeed, had any one seen the sudden rage which would gather on her beautiful young forehead when she was engaged in a heated dispute with her father, he would have thought her one of the most capricious beings in the world.
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8 Of a wandering life he was temporarily weary, and to rest, even for a month, in such a beautiful spot, and in sight of green fields and the slow flowering of spring, was likely to benefit him also from the hygienic point of view.
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9 goes without saying; with the result that many a drawing-room heard it whispered that, if Chichikov was not exactly a beauty, at least he was sufficiently good-looking to serve for a husband, though he could have borne to have been a little more rotund and stout.
Dead SoulsBy Nikolai Gogol ContextHighlight In PART 1: CHAPTER VIII
10 Presently, as Chichikov gazed about him, he saw that for some time past the koliaska had been skirting a beautiful wood, and that on either side the road was bordered with an edging of birch trees, the tenderly-green, recently-opened leaves of which caused their tall, slender trunks to show up with the whiteness of a snowdrift.
Dead SoulsBy Nikolai Gogol ContextHighlight In PART 2: CHAPTER IV