The Inspector-General by Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol
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SCENE IV
Mishka and Osip. OSIP. Where is this to go? MISHKA. In here, in here. OSIP. Wait, let me fetch breath first. Lord! What a wretched life! On an empty stomach any load seems heavy. MISHKA. Say, uncle, will the general be here soon? OSIP. What general? MISHKA. Your master. OSIP. My master? What sort of a general is he? MISHKA. Isn't he a general? OSIP. Yes, he's a general, only the other way round. MISHKA. Is that higher or lower than a real general? OSIP. Higher. MISHKA. Gee whiz! That's why they are raising |
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