Savva and the Life of Man - Two plays by Leonid Andreyev by Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev
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A lot he cares for his folks. Yegor Ivanovich is just dying to get
rid of him. The neighbors don't know what to make of him either. He dresses like a workingman and carries himself like a lord, doesn't speak to anybody and just rolls his eyes like a saint. I am afraid of his eyes. LIPA Nonsense. He has beautiful eyes. PELAGUEYA Can't he see that it's hard for me to be doing all the housework myself? A while ago he saw me carrying a pail full of water. I was straining with all my might. He didn't even say good morning; just, passed on. I have met a lot of people in my life, but never anybody whom I disliked so much. LIPA I'm so hot, everything seems to be turning round like wheels. Listen, Polya, if you don't want to work, don't. No one compels you to. PELAGUEYA If I won't work, who will? Will you? LIPA No, I won't. We'll hire a servant. |
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