The Inspector-General by Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol
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Ho, you! Come here! Quick!
MARYA. It is Dobchinsky, mamma. ANNA. Of course, you've got to contradict. I tell you, it's not Dobchinsky. MARYA. Well, well, mamma? Isn't it Dobchinsky? ANNA. Yes, it is, I see now. Why do you argue about it? [Calls through the window.] Hurry up, quick! You're so slow. Well, where are they? What? Speak from where you are. It's all the same. What? He is very strict? Eh? And how about my husband? [Moves away a little from the window, exasperated.] He is so stupid. He won't say a word until he is in the room. SCENE II Enter Dobchinsky. ANNA. Now tell me, aren't you ashamed? You were the only one I relied on to act decently. They all ran away and you after them, and till now I haven't been able to find out a thing. Aren't you ashamed? I stood godmother to your Vanichka and Lizanko, and this is |
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