Savva And the Life of Man
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Say to yourselffirmly and resolutely: "I don't want it. " And it will cease to be. Youseem to be a good, strong man.
KING HEROD No, friend, my grief is such that even death won't remove it. What isdeath? It is little, insignificant, and my grief is great. No, deathwon't end my grief. There was Cain. Even when he died, his sorrowremained.
SPERANSKY The dead do not grieve. They are serene. They know the truth.
KING HEROD But they don't tell it to anybody. What's the good of such truth? Heream I a...live, and yet I know the truth. Here am I with my sorrow. Yousee what it is--there is no greater on earth. And yet if God spoke tome and said, "Yeremey, I will give you the whole earth if you give meyour grief, " I wouldn't give it away. I will not give it away, friend. It is sweeter to me than honey; it is stronger than the strongestdrink. Through it I have learned the truth.
SAVVA God?
KING HEROD Christ--that's the one! He alone can understand the sorrow that isin me. He sees and understands. "Yes, Yeremey, I see how you suffer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Say to yourselffirmly and resolutely: "I don't want it. " And it will cease to be. Youseem to be a good, strong man.
KING HEROD No, friend, my grief is such that even death won't remove it. What isdeath? It is little, insignificant, and my grief is great. No, deathwon't end my grief. There was Cain. Even when he died, his sorrowremained.
SPERANSKY The dead do not grieve. They are serene. They know the truth.
KING HEROD But they don't tell it to anybody. What's the good of such truth? Heream I a...live, and yet I know the truth. Here am I with my sorrow. Yousee what it is--there is no greater on earth. And yet if God spoke tome and said, "Yeremey, I will give you the whole earth if you give meyour grief, " I wouldn't give it away. I will not give it away, friend. It is sweeter to me than honey; it is stronger than the strongestdrink. Through it I have learned the truth.
SAVVA God?
KING HEROD Christ--that's the one! He alone can understand the sorrow that isin me. He sees and understands. "Yes, Yeremey, I see how you suffer.
What to read after Savva And the Life of Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andreyev Leonid Nikolayevich to read onlineMoreLess
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