The Inspector-General by Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol
page 86 of 169 (50%)
page 86 of 169 (50%)
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GOVERNOR [walks up to him trembling from top to toe
and speaking with a great effort]. Your Ex-ex-ex- KHLESTAKOV [curtly]. What is it? GOVERNOR. Your Ex-ex-ex- KHLESTAKOV [as before]. I can't make out a thing, it's all nonsense. GOVERNOR. Your Ex-ex--Your 'lency-- Your Excellency, wouldn't you like to rest a bit? Here's a room and everything you may need. KHLESTAKOV. Nonsense--rest! However, I'm ready for a rest. Your lunch was fine, gentlemen. I am satisfied, I am satisfied. [Declaiming.] Labardan! Labardan! He goes into the next room followed by the Governor. SCENE VII The same without Khlestakov and the Governor. BOBCHINSKY [to Dobchinsky]. There's a man for you, Piotr Ivanovich. That's what I call a man. I've never in my life been in the presence of so important a |
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