Plays
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Yes, the truth is — [He sighs] This is a time of sorrow and pain for you. A man, brother, is_ like a samo- var; he cannot always stand coolly on a shelf; hot coals will be dropped into him some day, and then — fizz! The com- parison is idiotic, but it is the best I can think of. [Sighing] Misfortunes wring the soul, and yet I am not worried about you, brother. Wheat goes through the mill, and comes out as flour, and you will come safely through your troubles; but I am annoyed, Nicholas, and ang...ry with the people around you.
The whole countryside is buzzing with gossip; where does it all start? They say you will be soon arrested for your debts.
124 I V A N O F F aci in that you are a bloodthirsty murderer, a monster of cruelty, a robber.
IvANOFF. All that is nothing to me; my head is aching.
Lebedieff. Because you think so much.
IvANOFP. I never think.
Lebedieff. Come, Nicholas, snap your fingers at the whole thing, and drive over to visit us. Sasha loves and under- stands you. She is a sweet, honest, lovely girl; too good to be the child of her mother and me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, the truth is — [He sighs] This is a time of sorrow and pain for you. A man, brother, is_ like a samo- var; he cannot always stand coolly on a shelf; hot coals will be dropped into him some day, and then — fizz! The com- parison is idiotic, but it is the best I can think of. [Sighing] Misfortunes wring the soul, and yet I am not worried about you, brother. Wheat goes through the mill, and comes out as flour, and you will come safely through your troubles; but I am annoyed, Nicholas, and ang...ry with the people around you.
The whole countryside is buzzing with gossip; where does it all start? They say you will be soon arrested for your debts.
124 I V A N O F F aci in that you are a bloodthirsty murderer, a monster of cruelty, a robber.
IvANOFF. All that is nothing to me; my head is aching.
Lebedieff. Because you think so much.
IvANOFP. I never think.
Lebedieff. Come, Nicholas, snap your fingers at the whole thing, and drive over to visit us. Sasha loves and under- stands you. She is a sweet, honest, lovely girl; too good to be the child of her mother and me !
What to read after Plays?
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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