The Storm
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KATERINA. Ah, Varia, you don't know me! I pray, of course, it may never come tothat! But if I am too miserable here, they would not keep me by any forceon earth. I should throw myself out of the window, I should drown myselfin the Volga. If I will not to live here, then I would not, they might cutme to pieces! (_Silence. _) VARVARA. Do you know what, Katia! When Tihon's gone, let's sleep in the garden, inthe summerhouse.
KATERINA. Oh, why, Varia?
VARVARA. Why, isn't it just the same to you?
KAT...ERINA. I'm timid of sleeping in a place I'm not used to.
VARVARA. Timid, nonsense! Glasha will be with us.
KATERINA. Still one feels nervous, somehow! But perhaps I will.
VARVARA. I wouldn't have asked you, only mamma wouldn't let me alone, and I must.
KATERINA (_looking at her_). What for?
VARVARA. (_laughing_). We'll tell our fortunes together there.
KATERINA. You must be joking.
VARVARA. To be sure, I am joking; did you think I meant it?
[_Silence_.
KATERINA. Where can Tihon be?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KATERINA. Ah, Varia, you don't know me! I pray, of course, it may never come tothat! But if I am too miserable here, they would not keep me by any forceon earth. I should throw myself out of the window, I should drown myselfin the Volga. If I will not to live here, then I would not, they might cutme to pieces! (_Silence. _) VARVARA. Do you know what, Katia! When Tihon's gone, let's sleep in the garden, inthe summerhouse.
KATERINA. Oh, why, Varia?
VARVARA. Why, isn't it just the same to you?
KAT...ERINA. I'm timid of sleeping in a place I'm not used to.
VARVARA. Timid, nonsense! Glasha will be with us.
KATERINA. Still one feels nervous, somehow! But perhaps I will.
VARVARA. I wouldn't have asked you, only mamma wouldn't let me alone, and I must.
KATERINA (_looking at her_). What for?
VARVARA. (_laughing_). We'll tell our fortunes together there.
KATERINA. You must be joking.
VARVARA. To be sure, I am joking; did you think I meant it?
[_Silence_.
KATERINA. Where can Tihon be?
What to read after The Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Ostrovsky to read onlineMoreLess
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