The Inspector-General by Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol
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OSIP. "Every Tom, Dick and Harry comes and lives here," he says, "and runs up debts so that you can't even put him out. I'm not going to fool about it," he says, "I'm going straight to the Governor and have him arrested and put in jail." KHLESTAKOV. That'll do now, you fool. Go down at once and tell him to have dinner sent up. The coarse brute! The idea! OSIP. Hadn't I better call the landlord here? KHLESTAKOV. What do I want the landlord for? Go and tell him yourself. OSIP. But really, master-- KHLESTAKOV. Well, go, the deuce take you. Call the landlord. Osip goes out. SCENE III KHLESTAKOV [alone]. I am so ravenously hungry. I took a little stroll thinking I could walk off my appetite. |
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