The Inspector-General by Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol
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[Rises from the bed hastily.]
SCENE II Osip and Khlestakov. KHLESTAKOV. Here! [Hands him his cap and cane.] What, been warming the bed again! OSIP. Why should I have been warming the bed? Have I never seen a bed before? KHLESTAKOV. You're lying. The bed's all tumbled up. OSIP. What do I want a bed for? Don't I know what a bed is like? I have legs and can use them to stand on. I don't need your bed. KHLESTAKOV [walking up and down the room]. Go see if there isn't some tobacco in the pouch. OSIP. What tobacco? You emptied it out four days ago. KHLESTAKOV [pacing the room and twisting his lips. Finally he says in a loud resolute voice]. Listen--a |
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