Redemption and two other plays by Leo Nikoleyevich Tolstoy
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FEDYA. Fur coat? O my God, show him in.
AFREMOV. Who the devil wants to see you here? FEDYA (carelessly). God knows, I don't. (Begins to hum a song.) [KARENIN comes in, looking around the room. (Exclaiming). Ha! Victor! You're the last man in the world I expected to break into this enchanting milieu. Take off your coat, and they'll sing for you. KARENIN. Je voudrais vous parler sans temoins. [MASHA rises and joins the group R. FEDYA. Oh.... What about? KARENIN. Je viens de chez vous. Votre femme ma charge de cette lettre, et puis-- [FEDYA takes the letter, opens it, reads. He frowns, then smiles affectionately at KARENIN. FEDYA. You know what's in this letter, Victor? [He is smiling gently all the time. KARENIN (looking at FEDYA rather severely). Yes, I know. But really, Fedya, you're in no-- |
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