The Storm
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But the old order'spassing away. There are some houses one doesn't care to go into. If you docross the threshold, all you can do is to spit, and get away as quick asmay be. What will happen when the old people are dead, how the world willgo on, I really can't think. I'm thankful anyway, that I shall see nothingof it.
[_Enter Katerina and Varvara. _ SCENE VII MME. KABANOVA, KATERINA, and VARVARA.
You make a boast of loving your husband so much; I see now how much yourlove's worth. Any other ...good wife, on seeing her husband off, would wailfor a good hour and a half, lying on the steps; but one can see you're notmuch upset.
KATERINA. There's no reason to be! Besides, I don't know how to wail. Why make thepeople laugh!
MME. KABANOVA. No great art is needed. If you loved him you would have learnt to do it. If you can't wail properly, you should wail a little, if only for example. It is always more decorous; or else one sees it is all words with you. Well, I'm going to pray to God; do not interrupt me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the old order'spassing away. There are some houses one doesn't care to go into. If you docross the threshold, all you can do is to spit, and get away as quick asmay be. What will happen when the old people are dead, how the world willgo on, I really can't think. I'm thankful anyway, that I shall see nothingof it.
[_Enter Katerina and Varvara. _ SCENE VII MME. KABANOVA, KATERINA, and VARVARA.
You make a boast of loving your husband so much; I see now how much yourlove's worth. Any other ...good wife, on seeing her husband off, would wailfor a good hour and a half, lying on the steps; but one can see you're notmuch upset.
KATERINA. There's no reason to be! Besides, I don't know how to wail. Why make thepeople laugh!
MME. KABANOVA. No great art is needed. If you loved him you would have learnt to do it. If you can't wail properly, you should wail a little, if only for example. It is always more decorous; or else one sees it is all words with you. Well, I'm going to pray to God; do not interrupt me.
What to read after The Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ostrovsky Aleksandr Nicolaevich to read onlineMoreLess
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