The Crushed Flower and Other Stories by Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev
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"You are mistaken, Haggart. I am not your father." The fishermen exchanged glances contentedly. "Well, then. Hello, abbot," says Haggart with indifference, and resumes examining the little ship. Khorre mutters: "That's the way, be firm, Noni." "Who made this toy?" asks Haggart, but no one replies. "Hello, Gart!" says Mariet, smiling. "It is I, your wife, Mariet. Let me untie your hands." With a smile, pretending that she does not notice the stains of blood, she unfastens the ropes. All look at her in silence. Haggart also looks at her bent, alarmed head. "Thank you," he says, straightening his hands. "It would be a good thing to untie my hands, too," said Khorre, but there is no answer. ABBOT--Haggart, did you kill Philipp? HAGGART--I. ABBOT--Do you mean to say--eh, you, Haggart--that you yourself killed him with your own hands? Perhaps you said to the sailor: |
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