Savva and the Life of Man - Two plays by Leonid Andreyev by Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev
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You are not quite wide awake, father, that's what's the matter with you. YEGOR I am wide awake all right, and have been for a long time. What I'd like to know is, are _you_ wide awake? Look out, Lipa, don't let it happen to you too. LIPA What? YEGOR It. _(He yawns and crosses himself)_ If mother were to rise from her grave now and see her children, she would be delighted. Fine children, she would say. I have nursed you, and brought you up, and what's the result? Regular good-for-nothing scamps. Tony'll soon begin to drink again. I can see it on his face. Who's ever heard of such a thing? People will soon be coming here for the feast-day, and I'll have to work alone for the whole bunch. Polya, hand me that match from the floor--there. No, not there, you blind goose. There, you stupid. PELAGUEYA _(hunting for the match)_ I don't see it. YEGOR |
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