Boris Godunov: a drama in verse by Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin
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(Goes to the door and examines it.) The royal boy, Who murdered was by order of Boris-- SHUISKY. But these are no new tidings. PUSHKIN. Wait a little; Dimitry lives. SHUISKY. So that's it! News indeed! Dimitry living!--Really marvelous! And is that all? PUSHKIN. Pray listen to the end; Whoe'er he be, whether he be Dimitry Rescued, or else some spirit in his shape, Some daring rogue, some insolent pretender, In any case Dimitry has appeared. SHUISKY. It cannot be. PUSHKIN. Pushkin himself beheld him When first he reached the court, and through the ranks Of Lithuanian gentlemen went straight Into the secret chamber of the king. SHUISKY. What kind of man? Whence comes he? |
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