Ivanoff
Ivanoff
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[Calls] Gabriel, bring some tea! Please sit down.
She gets up and goes to the door and back, evidently much preoccupied. SASHA sits down in her former place. IVANOFF silently shakes hands withevery one.
LEBEDIEFF. [To SHABELSKI] What miracle has brought you here? You havegiven us a great surprise. Why, Count, you're a rascal, you haven't beentreating us right at all. [Leads him forward by the hand] Tell me, whydon't you ever come to see us now? Are you offended?
SHABELSKI. How can I get here to... see you? Astride a broomstick? I haveno horses of my own, and Nicholas won't take me with him when he goesout. He says I must stay at home to amuse Sarah. Send your horses for meand I shall come with pleasure.
LEBE DIEFF. [With a wave of the hand] Oh, that is easy to say! But Zuzuwould rather have a fit than lend the horses to any one. My dear, dear old friend, you are more to me than any one I know! You and I aresurvivors of those good old days that are gone forever, and you alonebring back to my mind the love and longings of my lost youth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Calls] Gabriel, bring some tea! Please sit down.
She gets up and goes to the door and back, evidently much preoccupied. SASHA sits down in her former place. IVANOFF silently shakes hands withevery one.
LEBEDIEFF. [To SHABELSKI] What miracle has brought you here? You havegiven us a great surprise. Why, Count, you're a rascal, you haven't beentreating us right at all. [Leads him forward by the hand] Tell me, whydon't you ever come to see us now? Are you offended?
SHABELSKI. How can I get here to... see you? Astride a broomstick? I haveno horses of my own, and Nicholas won't take me with him when he goesout. He says I must stay at home to amuse Sarah. Send your horses for meand I shall come with pleasure.
LEBE DIEFF. [With a wave of the hand] Oh, that is easy to say! But Zuzuwould rather have a fit than lend the horses to any one. My dear, dear old friend, you are more to me than any one I know! You and I aresurvivors of those good old days that are gone forever, and you alonebring back to my mind the love and longings of my lost youth.
What to read after Ivanoff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chekhov Anton Pavlovich to read onlineMoreLess
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