Bazaroff

Arisha produced the most tempting dainties she could cook and old Bazaroff brought out a bottle of wine, told some of the best of his old stories, and, regardless of the snubs uttered occasionally by

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She moaned, staggered, and would certainly have fallen had not Bazaroff supported her.

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Bazaroff represented a type as he saw it, and the portrait was neither a caricature nor entirely a product of the imagination.

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The antipathy between Pavel Petrovitch and Bazaroff became more pronounced as the days went by.

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Bazaroff was contemptuously amused at the luxury and peace that pervaded the house.

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The figure of Bazaroff, in regard to whom Turgenev gave a new interpretation of the word

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She had come to a definite decision before she saw Bazaroff again.

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Bazaroff, say, sends his greetings, and sends word he is dying.

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On the third day Bazaroff could not touch his food.

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Bazaroff did not get up again all day, and passed the whole night in heavy, half-unconscious slumber.

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