1. What is your first name, your last name?Copy !req
2. My name is Yuri Zhary.Copy !req
3. Where did you come from?Copy !req
4. I came from...Copy !req
5. Kharkov.Copy !req
6. What school do you go to?Copy !req
7. I go to a technical school.Copy !req
8. Now we're going to have a séance.Copy !req
9. You just look at me.Copy !req
10. Look me in the eyes.Copy !req
11. Look in front of you.Copy !req
12. Turn around, with your back to me.Copy !req
13. Concentrate on my hand.Copy !req
14. My hand is drawing you back.Copy !req
15. Spread your hands.Copy !req
16. Concentrate. All your tension
is centred in your hands.Copy !req
17. Your hands are strained!Copy !req
18. Concentrate all of your will power,Copy !req
19. your big desire to win, on your hands.Copy !req
20. Your hands are getting more and more tense.Copy !req
21. They're very tense. Still more tense.Copy !req
22. Look at your fingers. Your fingers are tense.Copy !req
23. From here the tension passes on
to your fingers.Copy !req
24. Look at your hands. Yuri, concentrate!Copy !req
25. On my count of three,
your hands will become immobile.Copy !req
26. Concentrate! Look at your hands.Copy !req
27. One, two, three! Your hands don't move.Copy !req
28. You can't move them.Copy !req
29. You're trying to move your hands,
but they're fixed.Copy !req
30. It's very hard for you to make
the slightest movement.Copy !req
31. Now I'm going to lift this transfixion,Copy !req
32. and you'll be able to speak freely,
easily and articulately.Copy !req
33. From now on,
you will speak loudly and clearly.Copy !req
34. Look at me.Copy !req
35. I'm lifting the tension
from your hands and your speech.Copy !req
36. One, two, three!Copy !req
37. Go ahead, say loudly and clearly:
I can speak!Copy !req
38. A. SOLONITSYN
N. GRINKOCopy !req
39. The road from the station
passed through Ignatievo,Copy !req
40. then swerved near the farmCopy !req
41. we had lived on each summer before the war,Copy !req
42. and through a dense oak forest
went on as far as Tomshino.Copy !req
43. Usually we spotted our peopleCopy !req
44. as soon as they appeared from
behind a bush in the mid-field.Copy !req
45. If he turned from the bush
towards our house, then it was father.Copy !req
46. If not, it meant it was not fatherCopy !req
47. and that father would never come.Copy !req
48. Am I going the right way to Tomshino?Copy !req
49. You shouldn't have taken a turn at the bush.Copy !req
50. - And this... What's this?
- What?Copy !req
51. Why are you sitting here?Copy !req
52. - I live here.
- Where? On the fence?Copy !req
53. Are you interested in the way
to Tomshino or where I live?Copy !req
54. I brought all the instruments,
but forgot the key.Copy !req
55. Do you happen to have a nail
or a screw-driver?Copy !req
56. I don't have any nails.Copy !req
57. Why are you so nervous?Copy !req
58. Give me your hand. I'm a doctor.Copy !req
59. You're bothering me.Copy !req
60. Do you want me to call my husband?Copy !req
61. You haven't got a husband. There's no ring.Copy !req
62. Though people don't wear rings nowadays.
Maybe only old people.Copy !req
63. May I have a cigarette?Copy !req
64. Why do you look so sad?Copy !req
65. And why do you look so happy?Copy !req
66. It's a pleasure to fall down
with an attractive woman.Copy !req
67. You know, I fell and found
strange things here, roots, bushes...Copy !req
68. Has it ever occurred to youCopy !req
69. that plants can feel, know,
even comprehend?Copy !req
70. The trees, this hazelnut bush...Copy !req
71. - This is the alder-tree.
- It doesn't matter.Copy !req
72. They don't run about.Copy !req
73. Like us who are rushing, fussing,
uttering banalities.Copy !req
74. That's because we don't trust
nature that is inside us.Copy !req
75. Always this suspicion, haste,Copy !req
76. and no time to stop and think.Copy !req
77. Look, you seem to be a bit...Copy !req
78. It's no problem for me. I'm a doctor.Copy !req
79. And what about Ward Number Six?Copy !req
80. Oh, Chekhov had made it all up.Copy !req
81. Come to Tomshino sometime.Copy !req
82. Look...Copy !req
83. We often have a good time there.Copy !req
84. You're bleeding!Copy !req
85. - Where?
- Behind your ear.Copy !req
86. The other one.Copy !req
87. "Each moment of our dates, not manyCopy !req
88. "We celebrated as an EpiphanyCopy !req
89. "Alone in the whole worldCopy !req
90. "More daring and lighter than a birdCopy !req
91. "Down the stairs, like a dizzy apparitionCopy !req
92. "You came to take me on your road
Through rain-soaked lilacsCopy !req
93. "To your own possession
To the looking-glass worldCopy !req
94. "As night descendedCopy !req
95. "I was blessed with graceCopy !req
96. "The altar gate opened upCopy !req
97. "And in the darkness shiningCopy !req
98. "And slowly reclining was your body nakedCopy !req
99. "On waking up I said, God bless you!Copy !req
100. "Although I knew how daring and undueCopy !req
101. "My blessing was: You were fast asleepCopy !req
102. "Your closed eyelids with the universal blueCopy !req
103. "The lilac on the table so strained to sweepCopy !req
104. "Touched by the blue, your lidsCopy !req
105. "Were quite serene, your hand was warmCopy !req
106. "And rivers pulsed in crystal slitsCopy !req
107. "Mountains smoked, and oceans swarmedCopy !req
108. "You held a sphere in your palmCopy !req
109. "Of crystal, on your throne
You were sleeping calmCopy !req
110. "And oh my God! - Belonging only to meCopy !req
111. "You woke and at once transformedCopy !req
112. "The language humans speak and thinkCopy !req
113. "Speech rushed up sonorously formedCopy !req
114. "With the word "you" so much reformedCopy !req
115. "As to evolve a new sense meaning kingCopy !req
116. "And suddenly all changed, like in a tranceCopy !req
117. "Even trivial things, so often used and triedCopy !req
118. "When standing 'tween us, guarding usCopy !req
119. "Was water, solid, stratifiedCopy !req
120. "It carried us I don't know whereCopy !req
121. "Retreating before us, like some mirageCopy !req
122. "Were cities, miraculously fairCopy !req
123. "Under our feet the mint grass spreadCopy !req
124. "The birds were following our treadCopy !req
125. "The fishes came to a river bendCopy !req
126. "And to our eyes the sky was openCopy !req
127. "Behind us our fate was gropingCopy !req
128. "Like an insane man with a razor in his hand"Copy !req
129. Oh, good heavens! Dounya!Copy !req
130. What is it, Pasha?Copy !req
131. A fire! But be quiet.Copy !req
132. He'll get what's coming to him!Copy !req
133. And what if Vitya is in there?
What if he's burnt?Copy !req
134. unwipeable by hand...Copy !req
135. What?Copy !req
136. Dad!Copy !req
137. - Alexei?
- Hello, ma!Copy !req
138. What's wrong with your voice?Copy !req
139. Nothing serious.
I guess it's just a sore throat.Copy !req
140. I haven't spoken to anyone for three days.Copy !req
141. I even liked it. I think it's good
to keep silent for a while.Copy !req
142. Words can't express
everything a person feels.Copy !req
143. Words are flaccid.Copy !req
144. I just dreamed of you in my sleep.Copy !req
145. As though I were still a child...Copy !req
146. By the way, what year was it
when Dad left us?Copy !req
147. 1935. Why?Copy !req
148. And the fire? Remember the hay-loft
that burnt down at the farm?Copy !req
149. That was in '35 too.Copy !req
150. All right, stop pulling the wool over my eyes.Copy !req
151. You know, Lisa died.Copy !req
152. Lisa who?Copy !req
153. The one I worked in the printing house with.Copy !req
154. - Oh, God. When?
- This morning, at 7:00.Copy !req
155. And what time is it now? What is now?Copy !req
156. - Almost 6:00.
- In the morning?Copy !req
157. What's the matter with you? In the evening.Copy !req
158. Mum, why do we have to fight all the time?Copy !req
159. I'm sorry if I did anything wrong.Copy !req
160. Printing-house. Next stop: Serpukhovskaya.Copy !req
161. What's the rush?Copy !req
162. Hello.Copy !req
163. Where are the proofs I've been reading?Copy !req
164. I don't know... Just a minute.Copy !req
165. Yelizaveta Pavlovna is here.Copy !req
166. Marousia, what's wrong?Copy !req
167. Something in yesterday's proofs?Copy !req
168. In the Goslit edition? Don't be so nervous!Copy !req
169. - We should look in the typesetting case.
- But of course.Copy !req
170. Nothing terrible has happened.Copy !req
171. It's such an important edition!Copy !req
172. Although misprints have no place
in any edition.Copy !req
173. Shut up, you idiot.Copy !req
174. - What happened?
- Nothing serious.Copy !req
175. I just want to check something.
I may be wrong...Copy !req
176. Let's start from the beginning.Copy !req
177. I'd rather do it myself.Copy !req
178. Everybody's rushing, no one's got any time!Copy !req
179. You think I'm afraid?Copy !req
180. No, let other people be afraid.Copy !req
181. Some people should work,
and others should be afraid.Copy !req
182. Well, nothing awful has happened.Copy !req
183. If it happened, it happened.
We've been printing all night.Copy !req
184. "Yesterday morning I waited for youCopy !req
185. "That you won't come they probably guessedCopy !req
186. "Remember what beautiful weather it was?Copy !req
187. "Holiday weather! And I walked coatlessCopy !req
188. "Today you're here, and they have arrangedCopy !req
189. "An utterly gloomy and cloudy dayCopy !req
190. "It rains, and it's getting unusually lateCopy !req
191. "The rain drops run down the cold terrainCopy !req
192. "Unsoothable by word, unwipeable by hand"Copy !req
193. You see, it wasn't there, was it?
Everything is all right.Copy !req
194. It wasn't...
That would've been a horrid mistake.Copy !req
195. Why are you crying then?Copy !req
196. I even saw that word typeset.Copy !req
197. What word?Copy !req
198. Great!Copy !req
199. This is pure alcohol.
Not much, but it might help.Copy !req
200. You've got all drenched up.
You look like a scarecrow!Copy !req
201. Really, I'm all wet.Copy !req
202. I guess I'll go and take a shower.
Where's my comb?Copy !req
203. You know who you look like now?Copy !req
204. - Who?
- Maria Timofeyevna.Copy !req
205. What Maria Timofeyevna?Copy !req
206. Here. You've been looking
for your comb, haven't you?Copy !req
207. Tell me, who's Maria Timofeyevna?Copy !req
208. There was such a woman,
Captain Lebyadkin's sister.Copy !req
209. So...Copy !req
210. You're the spitting image of Lebyadkina.Copy !req
211. In what way do I resemble her?Copy !req
212. Yes, FYODOR Mikhailovich was...
Whatever you may say...Copy !req
213. What?Copy !req
214. Lebyadkin, bring some water!Copy !req
215. The difference is her brother would
not bring her water, but beat her.Copy !req
216. Explain it. I don't understand.Copy !req
217. All your life is just that "bring some water!"Copy !req
218. And what does it lead to?Copy !req
219. Just an appearance of independence.Copy !req
220. If something doesn't suit you,
you pretend it doesn't exist.Copy !req
221. What nonsense you're talking!Copy !req
222. I'm amazed at the patience
of your ex-husband.Copy !req
223. He should have run away much sooner.Copy !req
224. What do you want from me?Copy !req
225. Have you ever admitted
you were wrong? Never!Copy !req
226. You just made up this whole situation!Copy !req
227. As long as you haven't succeeded
in elevating your dear husbandCopy !req
228. to this nonsensical
emancipated condition of yours,Copy !req
229. then you can be sure
he has been saved just in time.Copy !req
230. As for your children, you will
definitely make them miserable.Copy !req
231. Stop this idiocy!Copy !req
232. Come on now, Masha!Copy !req
233. What is it, for God's sake?Copy !req
234. Leave me alone.Copy !req
235. "Midway along the journey of my lifeCopy !req
236. "I woke to find myself in a dark wood"Copy !req
237. I always said that you looked like my mother.Copy !req
238. Apparently, that's the reason we divorced.Copy !req
239. I notice with horror how much
Ignat is becoming like you.Copy !req
240. Why with horror?Copy !req
241. We two could never talk
like normal human beings.Copy !req
242. When I recall my childhood and my mother,Copy !req
243. somehow she always has your face.Copy !req
244. I know why though.Copy !req
245. I pity you both, you and her.Copy !req
246. Why?Copy !req
247. Ignat, put the glass down!Copy !req
248. You won't be able to live
a normal life with anyone.Copy !req
249. Probably.Copy !req
250. Don't feel offended.
You seem to be convincedCopy !req
251. that the very fact of your existence close byCopy !req
252. will make everybody happy.Copy !req
253. You only know how to demand.Copy !req
254. That's because I was brought up by women.Copy !req
255. If you don't want Ignat to become like that,Copy !req
256. get married as soon as possible.Copy !req
257. - Get married to whom?
- That I don't know.Copy !req
258. Or give Ignat to me.Copy !req
259. Why didn't you make it up with
your mother? It was your fault.Copy !req
260. My fault? What fault?Copy !req
261. She's convinced herself she knows
better than I how I should live.Copy !req
262. That she can make me happy.Copy !req
263. You happy?Copy !req
264. As far as my mother is concerned,
I can feel it better than you.Copy !req
265. What can you feel better?Copy !req
266. That we're getting more and more distant,Copy !req
267. and I can't do anything about it.Copy !req
268. Natalya, try to distract him.
He's talking about Spain again.Copy !req
269. It will end up in a scandal.Copy !req
270. I wanted to ask you a favour.
We're redecorating now.Copy !req
271. Ignat wants to live with you for a week.Copy !req
272. I will be very happy.Copy !req
273. What is he saying?Copy !req
274. He's showing the great matador
Palomo Linares.Copy !req
275. Most of all, he was excited
by the farewell he was given.Copy !req
276. The whole town came to see him off.
People sang and danced.Copy !req
277. His mother couldn't come, she was sick.Copy !req
278. And his father stood aside, sad and silent.Copy !req
279. He knew they were thinking the same thing,Copy !req
280. that they probably would never
see each other again.Copy !req
281. Are you mocking at us or what?Copy !req
282. We taught you and taught you,
and it was no use.Copy !req
283. Now it turns out you can!Copy !req
284. He went to Spain and didn't
understand anything.Copy !req
285. Did you ever want to go back to Spain?Copy !req
286. I can't go, I've got a Russian husband.Copy !req
287. And Russian children.Copy !req
288. I'll talk to her myself.Copy !req
289. Ignat!Copy !req
290. Come here. I'm leaving.Copy !req
291. For God's sake...Copy !req
292. Come on.Copy !req
293. Always in a hurry...Copy !req
294. Don't put it together,
just give it to me like that.Copy !req
295. - Oh, I felt an electric shock.
- What shock?Copy !req
296. As if it had already happened...Copy !req
297. But I've never been here before.Copy !req
298. Come on, give me the money
and stop dreaming.Copy !req
299. Clean up a bit, make the place tidy.Copy !req
300. Don't touch anything here.Copy !req
301. If Maria Nikolaevna comes,
tell her to wait for me.Copy !req
302. Come in. How are you?Copy !req
303. May we have another cup for the young man?Copy !req
304. Take the notebook from the third shelf
in the bookcase, will you?Copy !req
305. Yes, that's the one.Copy !req
306. Read from the page that is marked
with a ribbon.Copy !req
307. "To the question of how sciences
and arts affect people's morals,Copy !req
308. "Rousseau answered, 'Negatively."'Copy !req
309. Read only what is underlined
with the red pencil.Copy !req
310. "Notwithstanding the..." Oh, no!Copy !req
311. "'The division of churches
separated us from Europe.Copy !req
312. "'We remained excludedCopy !req
313. "'from every great event that had shaken it.Copy !req
314. "'However, we had our own special destiny.Copy !req
315. "'Russia, with her immense territory,Copy !req
316. "'had swallowed up the Mongol invasion.Copy !req
317. "'The Tartars didn't dare
cross our western borders.Copy !req
318. "'They retreated to their wildernessCopy !req
319. "'and Christian civilisation had been saved.Copy !req
320. "'To attain that goal, we had to leadCopy !req
321. "'a special kind of life
which, while leaving us Christians,Copy !req
322. "'had made us alien to the Christian world.Copy !req
323. "'As for our historic insignificance,Copy !req
324. "'I cannot agree with you on that.Copy !req
325. "'Don't you find anything significant at allCopy !req
326. "'in today's situation in RussiaCopy !req
327. "'that would strike a future historian?Copy !req
328. "'Although I'm heartily attached
to our sovereign,Copy !req
329. "'I'm far from delighted
with everything I see around me.Copy !req
330. "'As a man of letters,
I'm being annoyed, insulted,Copy !req
331. "'but I swear that nothing in the world
would have made meCopy !req
332. "'change my home country
or have any other historyCopy !req
333. "'than the history of our forebears,Copy !req
334. "'such as it was given us by God.'Copy !req
335. "From Pushkin's letter to Chaadayev.
October 19, 1836."Copy !req
336. Go, open up.Copy !req
337. I'm afraid I've got the wrong address.Copy !req
338. Ignat, how are you doing?Copy !req
339. Did Maria Nikolaevna come?Copy !req
340. No. Though some woman came,
but she's got the wrong apartment.Copy !req
341. Find something to do but don't make a mess,Copy !req
342. or invite somebody round.Copy !req
343. Do you know any girls?Copy !req
344. You mean from my class? Oh, no!Copy !req
345. At your age, I was already in love...
During the war...Copy !req
346. With a redhead...
Her lips were always blistered.Copy !req
347. Our military instructor was chasing
after her, he was shell-shocked.Copy !req
348. Are you listening to me?Copy !req
349. What did you fire at?
You think I didn't see it?Copy !req
350. You were firing up!Copy !req
351. What's wrong with that?
There's no one there.Copy !req
352. And what if somebody was there?Copy !req
353. Where? There are only trees there.Copy !req
354. And what if somebody climbed a tree?Copy !req
355. About face!Copy !req
356. I commanded "about face."Copy !req
357. Why are you standing around?
Put down your rifle.Copy !req
358. That's what I did.Copy !req
359. Did you learn drill regulations?Copy !req
360. Did you?Copy !req
361. About face in Russian means
exactly what I did.Copy !req
362. About face means a turn of 360 degrees.Copy !req
363. What degrees?Copy !req
364. About face!Copy !req
365. To the firing position, forward march!Copy !req
366. I'm going to send for your parents.Copy !req
367. What parents?Copy !req
368. You'll know very soon what parents.Copy !req
369. What is the firing position?Copy !req
370. Down on the floor mat.Copy !req
371. His parents died during the siege.Copy !req
372. The firing position is a firing position.Copy !req
373. - Markov.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
374. Name the basic elements ofCopy !req
375. the rifle.Copy !req
376. The butt.Copy !req
377. - The muzzle.
- It's you who's a muzzle.Copy !req
378. What is the muzzle then?Copy !req
379. Lads! A grenade!Copy !req
380. It's a hand grenade!Copy !req
381. Don't do it!Copy !req
382. Down on the ground!Copy !req
383. You'll be killed!Copy !req
384. It's only a dummy grenade.Copy !req
385. And you say you're from Leningrad
and been under the siege.Copy !req
386. "I don't believe in premonitionsCopy !req
387. "I have no trust in superstitionsCopy !req
388. "I don't run from slander or venomCopy !req
389. "There's no death on earthCopy !req
390. "All are immortal, everything's immortalCopy !req
391. "Don't be afraid of death at 17, nor at 70Copy !req
392. "There's just reality and lightCopy !req
393. "There's neither death nor darkness
In this worldCopy !req
394. "At last we all have reached the shoreCopy !req
395. "And I'm the one who casts a fishing rodCopy !req
396. "When immortality is coming in a shoalCopy !req
397. "Live in a house, and it'll never fallCopy !req
398. "To any of the centuries I'd nodCopy !req
399. "And enter it, a house I'd installCopy !req
400. "That's why with me your children
Share boardCopy !req
401. "Your wives join me at my table, and allCopy !req
402. "One table serves
Both grandfather and grandchildCopy !req
403. "The future's being made right nowCopy !req
404. "Whenever I'm to raise my hand in tideCopy !req
405. "I all five rays of it on you bestowCopy !req
406. "With collarbones, as if with timber workCopy !req
407. "I propped up every day of past ageCopy !req
408. "I measured time by a world-wide walkCopy !req
409. "I passed through it like through the UralsCopy !req
410. "I chose the age up to my own measureCopy !req
411. "We headed south, with dust flying awayCopy !req
412. "The weeds smoked up
And at his own leisureCopy !req
413. "His feeler on the horseshoe
The grasshopper forecastCopy !req
414. "He prophesied death, as if he were a monkCopy !req
415. "But with my fate strapped to my saddle fastCopy !req
416. "I'm riding now in the time to comeCopy !req
417. "And surging on the stirrups to my own drumCopy !req
418. "My immortality is quite enough for meCopy !req
419. "For my own blood to flow ages throughCopy !req
420. "For steady warmth
And a haven safe and trueCopy !req
421. "I'd give my life self-willingly and freelyCopy !req
422. "Had not its volatile, needle-like swordCopy !req
423. "Been leading me like a thread
Throughout the world"Copy !req
424. Marousia?Copy !req
425. And the children?Copy !req
426. Where are the children?Copy !req
427. I'm going to tell everybody
that you've stolen the book.Copy !req
428. - What?
- I will, you'll see.Copy !req
429. - Now stop it!
- Go on, tell everybody!Copy !req
430. I will anyway!Copy !req
431. Marina!Copy !req
432. Marina!Copy !req
433. You could have come more often.
You know that he's missing you.Copy !req
434. I'll tell you what...Copy !req
435. Let Ignat live with me.Copy !req
436. Are you serious?Copy !req
437. You said yourself that he would like to.Copy !req
438. With you,
it's better to keep one's mouth shut.Copy !req
439. You mean I'm inventing this
for my own pleasure?Copy !req
440. Let's ask him. Whatever he decides...Copy !req
441. Besides, it will make your life much easier.Copy !req
442. Why would this make it easier for me?Copy !req
443. Have you collected your books?Copy !req
444. Go and say goodbye to your father.Copy !req
445. Your mother and I would like to ask you...Copy !req
446. What?Copy !req
447. Wouldn't it be better if you lived with me?Copy !req
448. How?Copy !req
449. You and I will live together.
Haven't you said so to your mother?Copy !req
450. Said what? When? No, please.Copy !req
451. We really look alike, don't we?Copy !req
452. Not at all!Copy !req
453. What do you want from your mother?
What kind of relationship?Copy !req
454. The kind of relationship you had
in your childhood is impossible.Copy !req
455. You speak of some feeling of guilt,Copy !req
456. of her life being ruined because of you...Copy !req
457. Well, you can't get away from it.Copy !req
458. And what she needs is
for you to become a baby again,Copy !req
459. for her to be able to carry you
and protect you.Copy !req
460. My God.Copy !req
461. Why on earth am I meddling in it?Copy !req
462. It's always like this.Copy !req
463. Why are you whimpering? Explain it.Copy !req
464. Should I marry him or not?Copy !req
465. - Do I know him?
- No.Copy !req
466. Is he Ukrainian?Copy !req
467. Does it matter?Copy !req
468. - What does he do?
- He's a writer.Copy !req
469. Doesn't his name happen to be Dostoyevsky?Copy !req
470. Yes, Dostoyevsky.Copy !req
471. He hasn't written anything worthwhile.
Nobody knows him.Copy !req
472. He must be about 40, isn't he?
Apparently, he's got no talent?Copy !req
473. You've changed so much.Copy !req
474. So, he has no talent,
he doesn't write anything.Copy !req
475. He does write, but they don't publish him.Copy !req
476. Look, our precious failure
has set something on fire.Copy !req
477. Now he's punishing me.Copy !req
478. No need to be so ironic about his failure.Copy !req
479. If he doesn't finish school,
he'll end up being drafted.Copy !req
480. And you'll go begging to have him
exempted from the army.Copy !req
481. This is all the result of your indulging him.Copy !req
482. By the way, the army would be good for him.Copy !req
483. Why don't you call your mother?Copy !req
484. After Aunt Lisa's death,
she stayed in bed for three days.Copy !req
485. - I didn't know.
- You don't even call her any more.Copy !req
486. Wasn't she supposed to come here at 5:00?Copy !req
487. Is it so difficult to make the first move?Copy !req
488. We were talking about Ignat.Copy !req
489. It may be my fault, too.Copy !req
490. Or is it because we got so bourgeois?Copy !req
491. And our embourgeoisement
is so dense, so Asian.Copy !req
492. I have just one suit to go out in.Copy !req
493. With private ownership non-existent,
our well-being is on the rise.Copy !req
494. Nothing makes any sense any more.Copy !req
495. Why do you get so irritated?Copy !req
496. I know a family whose 15-year-old son said,Copy !req
497. "I'm leaving you. It disgusts me to seeCopy !req
498. "how you weasel around
trying to please everybody."Copy !req
499. Good boy. Not like our booby.Copy !req
500. Unfortunately, our boy
would never say such a thing.Copy !req
501. I can imagine that family of yours!Copy !req
502. They're no worse than we are.
He works for a newspaper.Copy !req
503. And thinks he's a writer, too.Copy !req
504. Though he's unable to understandCopy !req
505. that a book is not a way
of making money but a statement.Copy !req
506. A poet is called upon
to provoke a spiritual joltCopy !req
507. and not to cultivate idolaters.Copy !req
508. What am I going to do?Copy !req
509. You're going to get married.Copy !req
510. Do you happen to remember
who it was who saw a bush on fire?Copy !req
511. I mean the angel as a bush?Copy !req
512. I don't remember. In any case, it wasn't Ignat.Copy !req
513. Maybe we should send him
to a cadet school?Copy !req
514. An angel as a flame coming from
a bush appeared to the prophet Moses.Copy !req
515. He led his people out across the sea.Copy !req
516. Why has nothing like that
ever appeared to me?Copy !req
517. With an amazing regularity,
I keep seeing one and the same dream.Copy !req
518. It seems to make me return to the place
poignantly dear to my heart,Copy !req
519. where my grandfather's house used to be,Copy !req
520. in which I was born 40 years ago
right on the dinner table.Copy !req
521. Each time I try to enter it,
something prevents me from doing that.Copy !req
522. I have this dream again and again.Copy !req
523. And when I see those walls
made of logs and the dark entrance,Copy !req
524. even in my dream I become aware
that I'm only dreaming it.Copy !req
525. And the overwhelming joy is clouded
by anticipation of awakening.Copy !req
526. At times, something happens
and I stop dreamingCopy !req
527. of the house and the pine trees
of my childhood around it.Copy !req
528. Then I get depressed.Copy !req
529. And I can't wait to see this dreamCopy !req
530. in which I'll be a child againCopy !req
531. and feel happy againCopy !req
532. because everything will be still ahead,
everything will be possible.Copy !req
533. Mummy!Copy !req
534. - Mum, they opened up!
- What's the matter with you?Copy !req
535. Hello.Copy !req
536. Hello.Copy !req
537. Hello.Copy !req
538. - Are you Nadezhda Petrovna?
- I don't think I...Copy !req
539. I'm Matvey Ivanov's stepdaughter.Copy !req
540. He was a friend of your husband.Copy !req
541. Matvey?Copy !req
542. What Matvey?Copy !req
543. The doctor. He used to live here.Copy !req
544. Then he moved to Yurievets
and became a legal expert.Copy !req
545. Are you from town?Copy !req
546. We're from Moscow,
but we have a room in Yurievets.Copy !req
547. We were evacuated last autumn.Copy !req
548. And you, aren't you tired?Copy !req
549. The air raids on Moscow began
and I have two kids.Copy !req
550. My mother has some old connections here.Copy !req
551. My husband's not here, he's in town.Copy !req
552. Stop scratching yourself!Copy !req
553. Actually I came to see you.
It's a ladies' little secret.Copy !req
554. Come on in. Don't just stand there.Copy !req
555. Wipe your feet.
Masha's just washed the floor.Copy !req
556. Sit here for a while. We won't be long.Copy !req
557. Why are you sitting in the dark?
Did it go out?Copy !req
558. You should've called us.Copy !req
559. - What's your name?
- Alyosha.Copy !req
560. I've got a son too.
Not so big as you, of course.Copy !req
561. It's not easy having kids now,
with the war going.Copy !req
562. I wish I had a girl too.Copy !req
563. Want to have a look? He's asleep.Copy !req
564. - We'll be quiet.
- He's such a darling.Copy !req
565. The other day he asked his father,Copy !req
566. "Why is five kopecks
bigger than ten kopecks?"Copy !req
567. I was just dumbfounded,
and his father didn't know what to say.Copy !req
568. He always wanted a daughter.
He even thought of a girl's name.Copy !req
569. And I prepared a pink layette.Copy !req
570. Then I had to make everything anew.Copy !req
571. He put us to a lot of trouble, little rascal.Copy !req
572. You'll see for yourself.Copy !req
573. We woke you up, didn't we?Copy !req
574. That's your mummy's fault,
she just can't stop talking.Copy !req
575. See, we've got company.
Strangers, aren't they?Copy !req
576. You just wouldn't wake up, would you?Copy !req
577. All right, darling, go back to sleep.Copy !req
578. Do they suit me? And the ring?Copy !req
579. - What's wrong?
- I just felt queasy.Copy !req
580. Of course, you've made a long trip.
I should have known better.Copy !req
581. Have a drink. It will warm you up.Copy !req
582. I just talk and talk
when I ought to make supper.Copy !req
583. Oh, please, you don't have to do it.Copy !req
584. - But I can't let you go like that.
- We had a meal before leaving.Copy !req
585. I don't like his cough!Copy !req
586. Well, he runs wild.Copy !req
587. We must have my husband examine him.Copy !req
588. We can't wait,
we have a two-hour walk to make.Copy !req
589. And what about the earrings?
My husband's got the money.Copy !req
590. We're going to have a cock slaughtered.
Only may I ask you...Copy !req
591. I'm three months pregnant
and having fits of sickness.Copy !req
592. Even when
I'm milking a cow, it gets so bad...Copy !req
593. As for the cock... Could you?Copy !req
594. Well, I myself...Copy !req
595. What, you too?Copy !req
596. No, but I've never done it before.Copy !req
597. Oh, it's nothing. Sure, in Moscow,
you ate them already slaughtered.Copy !req
598. I usually do it right here, on this little log.Copy !req
599. Here's the axe. My husband
sharpened it this morning.Copy !req
600. - You mean, right in the room?
- We'll put a basin underneath.Copy !req
601. And tomorrow you'll take a chicken with you.Copy !req
602. No, I can't.Copy !req
603. Maybe we'll ask Alyosha to do that?
After all, he's a man.Copy !req
604. Why Alyosha?Copy !req
605. All right, hold it tight.
If it breaks loose, it'll smash the dishes.Copy !req
606. Oh no, I don't feel... Well?Copy !req
607. Calm down. Everything will be all right.Copy !req
608. It's a pity I only see you
when I feel very unwell.Copy !req
609. - Do you hear me?
- Yes.Copy !req
610. At last I soared up.Copy !req
611. What's wrong, Marousia? You feel bad?Copy !req
612. Don't be surprised. I love you.Copy !req
613. Are you leaving already? And the earrings?
My husband will be right here.Copy !req
614. - He's got the money.
- We've changed our mind.Copy !req
615. It's 15 versts to the town.
It's going to be dark soon.Copy !req
616. That's all right, don't worry.Copy !req
617. "A man has but one body, like a single cellCopy !req
618. "The soul is sick and tired
Of its too solid shellCopy !req
619. "With ears, mouth, eyes
The size of a five kopeck coinCopy !req
620. "And skin all scarred and diced
Spread over a skeletonCopy !req
621. "Through cornea it wings
To a heavenly springCopy !req
622. "To ice-laden slings, to a chariot birds bringCopy !req
623. "It hears through the grating
Of its living prison penCopy !req
624. "The fields' and forests' rattling
The Seven Seas' refrainCopy !req
625. "Without a body, a soul's nude
As a body's nude without a shirtCopy !req
626. "No thought's forthcoming, no good
No idea's born and no wordCopy !req
627. "A question that has no answer
Whoever can come backCopy !req
628. "From the floor where no dancer
Was ever to leave track?Copy !req
629. "I dream of another soul
In quite a different garbCopy !req
630. "While shifting between dole
And hope, it burns upCopy !req
631. "Like alcohol and goes
Away casts no shadowCopy !req
632. "And just leaves as mementoes
The lilacs smelling of meadowCopy !req
633. "Run on, my child, do not lament
The fate of poor EurydiceCopy !req
634. "Just keep on driving to globe's end
Your copper hoop for all to seeCopy !req
635. "As long as answering to your step
However slight might be a toneCopy !req
636. "The earth sends signals gay and pep
To every energetic bone"Copy !req
637. Mum, the kerosene stove is smoking.Copy !req
638. What?Copy !req
639. Everything will depend on him.Copy !req
640. Do you think a sore throat
could have such an after-effect?Copy !req
641. A sore throat has nothing to do with it.Copy !req
642. - This is a common case.
- Common?Copy !req
643. You know...Copy !req
644. A mother dies suddenly,
then the man's wife and child...Copy !req
645. A few days and the man is no more,
though he was quite healthy.Copy !req
646. But no one's died in his family.Copy !req
647. There are such things as conscience,
memories...Copy !req
648. What do memories have to do it with it?Copy !req
649. - You think he's guilty of something?
- He thinks so.Copy !req
650. Leave me alone.Copy !req
651. - Did you say something?
- Leave me alone!Copy !req
652. I just wanted to be happy.Copy !req
653. And what's going to happen
to your mother if you don't get up?Copy !req
654. It's nothing, everything will be all right.Copy !req
655. Everything will be...Copy !req
656. Would you rather have a boy or a girl?Copy !req
657. THE ENDCopy !req
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