Martin Eden
14 hrs. 47 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Jack London
Author
Jack London
Narrator
Vitaly Sulimov
Narrator
Vitaly Sulimov
Description
“…Stalking along with long, wide strides, as if the floor beneath him were rising and falling like a sea wave, he went after his companion. The huge rooms seemed far too cramped for his sprawling gait—he was always afraid of catching his shoulder on a door or knocking some trinket off the fireplace. He weaved between various objects, exaggerating the danger, which existed more in his imagination than in reality. Between the piano and the table piled with books, six people could have passed freely, but he dared to do it only with his heart in his throat. His heavy hands hung uselessly at his sides; he didn’t know what to do with them. And when, all at once, it became vividly clear to him that he was about to brush against the books on the table, he jerked aside like a frightened horse and nearly knocked over a stool by the piano. He watched his companion, who was walking confidently, and for the first time in his life he thought about how awkward his own walk was—and how it differed from other people’s. For a moment, the thought burned him with shame…”
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