Savva and the Life of Man - Two plays by Leonid Andreyev by Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev
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Don't you think I feel tired too? What are you complaining about anyhow? You are a lady. All you have to do is pray and read. I don't even get time to pray. Some day I'll drop into the next world all of a sudden just as I am, with my skirt tucked up under my belt: "Good morning! How d'you do!" LIPA You'll be scrubbing floors in the next world too. PELAGUEYA No, in the next world it's you who'll be scrubbing floors, and I'll sit with folded hands like a lady. In heaven we'll be the first ones, while you and your Savva, for your pride and your hard hearts-- LIPA Now, Polya, am I not sorry for you? YEGOR IVANOVICH TROPININ _(enters, still sleepy, his beard turned to one side, the collar of his shirt unbuttoned; breathing heavily)_ Whew! Say, Polya, bring me some cider. Quick! _(Pause)_ Who opened the window? LIPA I did. |
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