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Lord, have mercy, Lord, have mercy, Lord, bless, Lord, have mercy, Lord, have mercy, Lord, bless, Lord, have mercy, Lord, have00:01:49
mercy.00:01:51
Viy is a colossal creature00:01:54
of the common people’s00:01:57
imagination. That’s the name that00:02:00
few Russians call the chief of the00:02:04
gnomes, whose eyelids go down to the00:02:08
very00:02:11
ground. This whole story is folklore.00:02:16
I didn’t want to change the legend in any way00:02:19
and I tell it in almost the same00:02:24
simplicity as I heard it in00:02:31
183500:02:35
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as soon as the00:03:06
rather ringing seminary bell,00:03:08
hanging at the gates of the Bratsky Monastery, struck in Kiev in the morning, then00:03:11
from all over the city00:03:14
schoolchildren and00:03:15
grammar students hurried in droves, philosophers and00:03:18
theologians with notebooks under their arms wandered into00:03:26
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the classroom as a thin child, they were all00:03:33
almost in tatters,00:03:41
whistles made of feathers,00:03:43
half-eaten pie, and sometimes even00:03:46
small sparrows, one of which00:03:49
suddenly clicked in the midst of extraordinary00:03:51
silence in class he delivered to his patron a00:03:54
decent amount of fire in both hands, and sometimes the00:04:00
cherry00:04:02
rods of the rito were more impressive than the dresses; they00:04:06
were often completely intact, but on the00:04:09
face there was almost always some kind of00:04:12
decoration in the form of a rhetorical trope, or00:04:16
one eye went under the very forehead or00:04:19
instead of a lip a whole bubble or00:04:21
some other sign of Eri00:04:24
[music]00:04:28
for00:04:30
Ok they took lower in their pockets except for00:04:34
Strong Tobacco Roots there were no00:04:37
supplies they did not make any and00:04:40
they ate everything that came their way then at the same time they heard from them00:04:44
a pipe and a burner sometimes so00:04:47
far away that the person passing by the craftsman00:04:50
stopped for a long time and sniffed like a hound00:04:53
dog00:04:56
[music]00:04:58
the cart usually just started00:05:02
to move and the traders with bagels,00:05:05
rolls, watermelon seeds and Poppy00:05:09
pulled the floors of those whose00:05:12
floors were made of thin cloth or00:05:15
some kind of paper material.00:05:22
her Bugu is good natu00:05:30
herself cla the other, picking up something long00:05:33
twisted natural screaming oh susu pony00:05:37
kupyty00:05:39
icicle don’t buy anything from this one00:05:42
look how nasty she is and her nose00:05:44
is bad and her hands00:05:46
are unclean but they were afraid to touch philosophers and theologians00:05:50
because philosophers and00:05:53
theologians always loved to take only for00:05:56
testing And, moreover, a whole handful00:06:01
upon arrival at the seminary, the whole crowd00:06:03
was placed in classes located in00:06:06
low, rather spacious00:06:08
rooms with small windows with wide00:06:11
doors and dirty benches, the class00:06:15
was suddenly filled with a multi-voiced buzzing00:06:18
auditors listening to their students, a00:06:21
sonorous treble, a grammar fell00:06:24
just in time glass inserted into00:06:26
small windows and the Glass responded with almost the00:06:29
same sound in the corner there was a buzzing ritter00:06:33
whose mouth and thick lips should at00:06:36
least belong to philosophy,00:06:38
he hummed in a bass voice and could only be heard from a distance. The00:06:44
auditors, listening to the lesson, looked with00:06:48
one eye under the bench where Bursak was peeking out of the pocket of a00:06:51
subordinate a bun00:06:54
or a dumpling or seeds from00:06:58
pumpkins00:07:01
when all this learned crowd managed to00:07:03
arrive a little earlier or when00:07:06
they knew that the professors would be later than00:07:09
usual then, with everyone’s00:07:12
consent,00:07:15
everyone had to participate,00:07:18
even the censor, who was obliged to look after the00:07:21
order and morality of the entire00:07:23
student class,00:07:30
whether la should stand behind themselves especially or should00:07:34
everyone be divided into two halves00:07:36
into a bursa and a00:07:40
seminary, in any case, the grammarians00:07:43
began first and as soon as00:07:45
the rito intervened, they already ran away and00:07:48
stood on the heights to observe the bit,00:07:52
then philosophy entered with miles of00:07:56
condition in the ears and with very thick necks00:08:01
usually ended with00:08:04
theology beating everyone and the philosophy of the00:08:08
soil Boka was removed from the class and00:08:11
placed to rest on the00:08:13
benches. The professor who entered the class and00:08:16
once participated in such00:08:18
battles in one minute recognized from the heated00:08:20
faces of his listeners that the battle00:08:24
was not the time when he, with rods on his00:08:27
fingers, spoke rhetoric in another class, another00:08:30
professor, departments with wooden paddles,00:08:34
philosophy from the Theologian was on hand00:08:37
[music]00:08:42
you arrive at large peas that consisted00:08:45
of short leather00:08:52
ends on special days and holidays,00:08:55
seminarians and students went00:08:58
home00:09:00
sometimes they acted out a comedy and in this00:09:03
case, some theologian was always distinguished by his00:09:07
stature, not much shorter than the Kiev00:09:10
bell tower, representing Herodias or00:09:15
[music]00:09:28
pentaflucinus, both the seminary and Bursa,00:09:31
who harbored some kind of hereditary00:09:33
hostility among themselves, was extremely00:09:36
poor in means of subsistence, and, moreover,00:09:40
unusually00:09:41
gluttonous. So to count how much00:09:45
each of them wrote for a dinner of dumplings00:09:47
would be a completely impossible task and00:09:50
therefore the donations of00:09:53
wealthy owners could not be00:09:58
received voluntarily; the senate, consisting of philosophers and00:10:01
theologians, sent Grammarians and Riros00:10:04
under the leadership of one philosopher, and00:10:06
sometimes to join in and, with sacks on their00:10:10
shoulders, devastate other people’s gardens and in the00:10:14
bursa a porridge of pumpkins appeared; the senators00:10:18
ate so many watermelons and melons that the00:10:21
next day, instead of one,00:10:25
two lessons from them, one came from the mouth of the00:10:30
second00:10:31
stomach. Bursa and the seminary wore00:10:34
some kind of long semblance of frock coats,00:10:41
extending00:10:50
from the month of June00:10:54
[music]00:10:58
Kono00:11:00
Gra philosophers and theologians who did not have00:11:04
their own shelter were sent to00:11:07
one of their comrades; philosophers and00:11:10
theologians were sent for conditioning, that is,00:11:13
teachers were taken on to prepare the children of00:11:16
wealthy people and received. But a year,00:11:19
new boots and sometimes even a00:11:27
frock coat [music] spent the night in the field, everyone dragged for a00:11:31
bag in which there was one00:11:33
shirt and a pair of And the theologians00:11:36
were especially careful and careful so00:11:38
as not to00:11:40
wear them out, they hung them on sticks and carried them on their00:11:43
shoulders, especially when there was dirt, then00:11:46
they rolled up their trousers to their knees00:11:49
fearlessly00:11:53
[music]00:11:56
splashing for an hour and turned off the main00:11:58
road and approaching the hut, which was00:12:01
built in a more pleasant way than the others,00:12:03
they stood in a row in front of the windows and00:12:05
began to sing to the whole family00:12:08
[music]00:12:11
Kant, the owner of the hut, some old00:12:14
Cossack villager. He listened to them for a long time,00:12:17
propped up with their hands, then he sobbed00:12:20
bitterly and said, turning to his00:12:24
wife, what they were singing00:12:27
the schoolchildren must have been very reasonable, they00:12:31
brought out lard and something like that that00:12:35
we have and a whole bowl of dumplings dumped a00:12:39
decent piece of lard into the bag, several00:12:42
fields of lard and sometimes a tied chicken00:12:45
were placed00:12:47
together, having refreshed themselves with such a supply of00:12:50
grammar, the rito philosophers and00:12:57
bovs,00:13:00
the more their crowd decreased almost everyone00:13:04
went home and those who00:13:08
had parental nests remained further than the00:13:13
others once during such00:13:19
wanderings the roads went to the side so00:13:22
that in the first farm they came to get00:13:25
provisions00:13:27
for00:13:30
this were the theologian freebie the philosopher boor00:13:33
Brutus and the rhetorician Tiberius00:13:36
Gorobets the theologian was a tall, broad-shouldered00:13:39
man and had an extremely strange disposition;00:13:42
everything that was not lying near him would00:13:45
certainly be stolen; in another case,00:13:49
his character was extremely gloomy, and00:13:51
when he got drunk, he would hide in the00:13:54
weeds and the seminary; therefore, the boorish00:14:01
philosopher Brutus was of a great disposition; he loved to00:14:05
lie down and smoke a cradle. If he drank00:14:08
then he certainly hired musicians and00:14:10
danced the trail. He often tried00:14:13
large peas, but with complete00:14:16
philosophical indifference, saying that00:14:19
something could not be00:14:21
avoided.00:14:25
Ribery00:14:27
UV,00:14:30
he wore only an oseledets and therefore00:14:33
his character at that time had not yet developed much,00:14:35
but judging by the large bumps on his forehead with00:14:38
which he often appeared in the class, one could00:14:41
assume that he would be a00:14:43
good00:14:44
warrior, the theologian freebie and philosopher boor00:14:47
often grabbed him for Chup as a sign of their00:14:50
patronage and used him as a00:14:54
quality00:14:59
and the warmth of the day remained in the air the00:15:04
theologian and philosopher walked silently smoking cradles00:15:07
rhetorician Tiberius Gorobets knocked down sticks and00:15:10
heads from the booths that grew along the edges of the road00:15:14
The road ran between scattered groups of00:15:16
oaks and hazel trees,00:15:18
a blanket of logos, small mountains,00:15:21
green and round like a duck,00:15:27
made it clear that00:15:31
some village should soon appear, but for00:15:34
more than an hour they had passed the grain00:15:37
strips And between so they didn’t come across00:15:39
any00:15:41
housing. Twilight was already completely00:15:50
gloomy. What the Devil - said the00:15:54
philosopher boor brood gave up completely00:15:57
as if Thur the theologian was silent,00:16:01
looked around the area, then again00:16:04
took his cradle into his mouth and everyone continued on the00:16:07
way to God, said the philosopher stopping again,00:16:10
not a damn fist it can be seen And00:16:13
maybe00:16:15
some farm will come across further on, said the theologian without00:16:18
letting go of the cradle But meanwhile it was already00:16:22
night00:16:27
Ivo00:16:30
couldn’t be expected for a hundred years or a month,00:16:33
the students noticed that they had lost their way00:16:36
and had been walking on the wrong road for a long time, the philosopher00:16:41
finally00:16:43
fumbled briefly And where is road the theologian00:16:46
paused and thought about it, said yes the night00:16:52
Dark in00:16:54
them00:16:56
[music] dog00:16:57
holes00:16:59
everywhere there was one steppe along which00:17:02
it seemed no one had00:17:04
traveled The travelers still made an effort to00:17:07
go a little forward but everywhere there was the same00:17:11
game the philosopher tried they called to each other00:17:16
[music]00:17:32
see what to do here And what to Stay and00:17:38
spend the night in the field said the theologian and00:17:41
reached into his pocket to take out the Flint and light00:17:43
his cradle again, but the philosopher could not00:17:46
agree to this, he always had00:17:48
the habit of hiding00:17:57
half-pudniks for the night,00:18:00
and despite his good temperament, the00:18:03
philosopher was afraid of several Wolves no00:18:07
freebie no no no no Why don’t you reinforce00:18:10
yourself with something to stretch out and lie down like00:18:12
dogs, maybe we’ll try to find00:18:17
some kind of home, at least we00:18:20
’ll be able to drink a glass of burner at night with00:18:23
Gorelov in the room00:18:27
and there’s no point in staying in the field. The students00:18:30
went forward and, to00:18:33
their greatest joy, heard a bark in the distance,00:18:36
listening with to which side They00:18:40
set off more cheerfully and after walking a little they00:18:42
saw a small farmstead, by God it’s a huter -00:18:46
said the philosopher, his assumptions were not00:18:49
deceived. After a while they00:18:52
saw exactly a small farmstead,00:18:55
consisting of only two huts,00:18:57
located in the same yard, a light00:19:00
was shining in the windows, a00:19:02
dozen plum trees were sticking out00:19:05
under00:19:07
Looking back at the through plank gate, the students00:19:11
saw a courtyard established by the00:19:14
Chumak carts, the00:19:16
stars looked here and there00:19:18
in the sky at this time, look, the brothers don’t00:19:21
lag behind, no matter what, but to get the00:19:25
husband, they hit the gate00:19:29
OTK open the door in one hut creaked00:19:33
and a minute later the students saw in front of00:19:35
you there are old women in sheepskin00:19:38
coats there Let the granny spend the night00:19:42
Lost the road in the field it’s as bad as00:19:46
in a hungry belly And what kind of people are you? Yes, the00:19:50
people are not touchy theologian freebie00:19:52
philosopher bru rir00:19:55
Gorobets no no00:19:59
no00:20:01
can’t my yard is full of people Yes all the00:20:05
corners are in the house is busy, where am I going to take you?00:20:09
Besides, what a tall, healthy people they are. Yes,00:20:13
my house will fall apart when I put such00:20:21
people in. I know these philosophers and theologians, if you start accepting such drunkards00:20:24
and there will soon be no courtyard. so00:20:33
that Christian souls00:20:36
disappear for no reason, no matter where you want00:20:38
to place us, if we do something00:20:41
like this or some other thing,00:20:45
then let our hands dry up and00:20:48
it will be that only God knows That's what00:20:52
the old woman seemed a little00:20:55
smg00:20:57
okay00:20:58
I'll let you in I’ll00:21:00
just put you all in different places,00:21:04
otherwise I won’t have peace in my heart00:21:08
when you lie together, it’s00:21:12
your will, we won’t come,”00:21:17
the students answered, the gate creaked and they entered the00:21:22
yard. And what about the00:21:27
woman in God’s stomach as if there were wheels?00:21:31
Who began to ride from the very in the morning, if00:21:34
only there was a sliver in our mouth, and we would00:21:37
have paid for all this tomorrow, we would have paid for it properly with00:21:40
pure money, and you see what you00:21:44
wanted No, I don’t have anything like that and the00:21:49
stove wasn’t fired up today, but damn sure00:21:54
you’ll get something,00:21:55
go, go00:21:58
and be happy with the fact that they give you the devil00:22:04
with what tender ones, especially the boorish philosopher00:22:09
became completely despondent from such00:22:11
words, but suddenly his nose smelled00:22:14
dried fish, he looked at Shirov00:22:17
the Theologian walking next to him and saw00:22:20
that a00:22:26
whole00:22:29
crucian carp was sticking out of his pocket and since he produced not out of00:22:32
any self-interest, but purely out of00:22:35
habit and having completely forgotten about his crucian00:22:38
carp, was already looking at something like this to00:22:40
steal something else, not having the intention of00:22:43
missing out even from00:22:45
[music]00:22:47
broken, put his hand in his pocket as if00:22:49
in his00:22:51
own and pulled out the crucian00:22:54
carp, the old woman placed the students,00:22:58
Rita put it in the Theologian's hut she locked herself in an00:23:01
empty closet to the philosopher and took her to the empty sheep barn. The00:23:05
philosopher, left alone,00:23:08
ate a crucian carp in one minute, examined the wicker00:23:11
walls of the bread, kicked him in the face,00:23:14
woke up from another barn,00:23:16
and turned to the other side to00:23:20
fall asleep00:23:24
[music] the00:23:26
dead man00:23:28
entered the00:23:30
barn that Granny, what do you need, but the00:23:35
old woman walked straight towards him with00:23:37
outstretched00:23:44
arms, the philosopher thought, but no, the lush is00:23:49
outdated, he moved a little further away,00:23:52
but the old woman, without ceremony, approached him again.00:23:55
Listen, granny, now post And I’m the kind of00:24:00
person that I don’t want oromi for any gold,00:24:02
but move the old woman00:24:05
apart Without saying a word, the philosopher00:24:09
became terrified, especially when he00:24:11
noticed that her eyes sparkled with some kind of00:24:14
extraordinary00:24:16
brilliance.00:24:32
eyes and again began to00:24:36
approach00:24:38
him, the philosopher wanted to push her away with his hands,00:24:41
but to his surprise he noticed that his hands00:24:44
could not rise, his legs did not move, and00:24:48
he saw with horror that even his voice did not00:24:52
sound from his lips, his words moved without a sound00:24:55
on his lips,00:24:58
he only heard his beating00:25:01
heart, he saw how the old woman approached00:25:04
him, folded his hands, bowed his head,00:25:08
jumped up on his back with the speed of a cat,00:25:10
hit him on the side with a broom and he,00:25:14
jumping like a riding horse, carried her00:25:17
on00:25:18
his shoulders, all this happened so quickly that the00:25:22
philosopher could hardly come to his senses and grabbed with00:25:24
both hands behind the track,00:25:29
but to his great amazement they00:25:32
rose against his will and made00:25:35
leaps faster than the Circassian00:25:38
runner. When they had already passed the farm and a00:25:42
flat ravine opened up in front of them. And to00:25:45
the side stretched a black forest like coal,00:25:48
only then did he say to himself00:25:56
DAD the month-old Serb was getting brighter in the sky a00:26:00
timid midnight glow, like a through00:26:03
blanket, lay lightly and smoked on the00:26:07
ground of the forest Meadows the sky of the valley everything seemed00:26:12
as if it was sleeping with open eyes00:26:16
the wind If only once it fluttered somewhere00:26:19
in the freshness of the night there was something moistly00:26:23
warm the shadows from the trees and bushes were like comets00:26:26
sharp00:26:29
tax00:26:30
plain such was the night when the philosopher00:26:34
boor Brutus galloped with an incomprehensible rider00:26:37
on00:26:38
his back, he felt some kind of languid,00:26:43
unpleasant and at the same time sweet feeling00:26:48
[music]00:26:51
creeping up00:26:53
on00:26:56
him00:26:58
and that on top of it there was water as clear as a00:27:02
mountain spring and the grass seemed to be the bottom of00:27:06
some light transparent to the very00:27:09
depths of the sea, at least he saw00:27:13
clearly how he was reflected in it along with the00:27:17
old woman sitting on his back, he saw how,00:27:20
instead of kneading with00:27:24
[music], some of00:27:26
his heads were ringing, he saw00:27:30
how from behind a [ __ ]00:27:42
she floated out to him and Here her face with00:27:46
bright, sparkling, sharp eyes was00:27:50
already approaching00:27:54
him, she was already moving away to the surface00:27:58
behind a trembling, sparkling laugh,00:28:02
and now she fell over on00:28:05
her back and her cloudy Percy, matte as00:28:09
porcelain unglazed, shone through00:28:13
in front of the sun along the edges of her white00:28:17
elastic00:28:19
circumference, water in the form of small00:28:22
bubbles like beads surrounds00:28:26
them, trembles and laughs in the water. Does he see00:28:32
it or doesn’t he see it on Eve, is it or is he00:28:35
dreaming, but there that the wind or music00:28:41
rings, rings and curls and approaches and00:28:45
pierces the soul with some00:28:48
unbearable00:28:51
trill that00:28:53
This is what the philosopher hub thought, looking down into the street, the00:28:58
sweat rolled off him like hail, he felt a00:29:02
demonic feeling, he felt some kind of00:29:08
piercing00:29:10
pleasure, it often seemed as if00:29:13
he no longer had a heart at all, and he00:29:17
grabbed it with fear with his hand, out of fashion,00:29:23
confused, and trying to remember00:29:26
everything.00:29:29
Zaya was against the spirits and suddenly felt00:29:33
some kind of00:29:34
refreshment, felt that his step was beginning00:29:37
to become slower, Leni the witch was somehow weaker00:29:41
on his back, his thick grass00:29:44
was touching him and he no longer saw00:29:48
anything00:29:49
unusual in her, the light gray is00:29:56
not good - the philosopher thought to himself00:30:00
boor and began to pronounce the Spell almost aloud,00:30:04
finally, with the speed of lightning, he00:30:07
jumped out from under the old woman and jumped in00:30:10
turn on her00:30:12
back, the old woman ran with small fractional steps00:30:15
so fast that the rider could hardly00:30:19
catch his breath The earth flickered slightly00:30:22
under him, everything was clear during menstruation, although00:30:25
and not in full light the valleys were smooth, but the00:30:29
Sun from the speed flashed vaguely and00:30:31
confusedly in his eyes. He grabbed a00:30:34
log lying on the road and began to00:30:36
beat the old woman with all his might. She let out wild screams from afar. At00:30:41
first they were angry and00:30:44
threatening, then they became weaker, more00:30:48
pleasant, cleaner, and then Quietly they barely00:30:52
rang like thin silver00:30:56
bells00:30:58
in the remote control And the thought involuntarily flashed in my head is00:31:01
it really the00:31:04
Old Woman I can’t I can’t no more00:31:08
she said in00:31:11
exhaustion and fell to the00:31:14
ground he stood on his feet and looked into her00:31:18
eyes the dawn lit up and the golden00:31:23
lavas glittered in the distance of the Kiev00:31:26
rai00:31:28
lay a00:31:29
beauty with a ruffled panel, a luxurious braid with00:31:34
long eyelashes like Arrows00:31:38
[music]00:31:39
emotionless sides white legs and arms00:31:43
and moaning00:31:47
[music]00:31:54
heightened excitement timidity unknown to00:31:58
himself took possession of him,00:32:01
he set off to run at full speed00:32:06
along the road, his heart was beating restlessly and00:32:10
he could not to interpret to himself what kind of00:32:14
strange new feeling00:32:17
had taken possession of him, he no longer wanted to go to the00:32:21
farmsteads and hurried to Kiev, thinking all00:32:26
the way about such an incomprehensible00:32:31
[music]00:32:50
incident, the students were almost no one00:32:53
in the city, they all scattered to the farmsteads00:32:56
or00:32:57
[music]00:32:58
of all sorts of conditions therefore to the farmsteads Little00:33:01
Russians can have cheese sour cream and00:33:05
dumplings the size of a hat without paying a00:33:08
penny of00:33:09
money. Big move away. The hut in which00:33:13
Bursa was located was decidedly empty, and no matter how00:33:17
much the philosopher rummaged in all the corners and00:33:19
even felt all the00:33:25
holes in at least the old book, which, as00:33:29
usual, was forbidden by00:33:33
Bursak. However, but the philosopher soon found out00:33:36
how to remedy his grief, he walked00:33:38
through the market whistling three times, bent over00:33:41
at the very end with some young widow00:33:44
in a yellow fatherhood, selling ribbons,00:33:47
gun shot and wheels, and that same00:33:51
day was fed wheat dumplings,00:33:54
chicken,00:33:55
and it’s impossible to list in words what he00:33:59
had a table set in a small00:34:02
clay house in the middle of a cherry00:34:07
orchard that same evening they saw a00:34:09
philosopher in the tavern, he was lying on a bench00:34:12
smoking as usual, and in front of00:34:15
everyone he threw the golden floor of the tavern00:34:19
in front of him there was a mug of those who came and00:34:25
no longer thought about his own00:34:49
In the midst of an extraordinary incident,00:34:52
rumors spread everywhere that the daughter of one of the00:34:54
richest Sotniks, about00:34:57
five miles from Kiev, returned one00:35:00
day from a walk, all beaten and barely having the00:35:04
strength to get to her father’s house, was00:35:07
dying and, before her death hour,00:35:10
expressed a desire to have a funeral service for her00:35:13
and prayers in Continuing 3 days after00:35:18
his death, one of the Kiev00:35:21
seminarians boor00:35:23
Brutus read about this philo, who learned of the river, who00:35:28
deliberately called him to his room and00:35:30
announced that he should00:35:33
hurry on the road without any delay, that the00:35:35
eminent Centurion had sent people for him on purpose,00:35:38
and the00:35:40
philosopher’s cart shook for some reason an00:35:44
unaccountable00:35:45
feeling that he himself could not00:35:47
explain to himself. A dark premonition00:35:51
told him that00:35:54
something bad was waiting for him without knowing why he announced00:35:57
to the PMik that he would not00:36:00
[music]00:36:01
go. Listen, no one is00:36:05
rude to you at home. The Devil is not asking00:36:09
if you want to go or don’t00:36:12
you want, I’ll just tell you that if00:36:16
you still show your trot and00:36:19
philosophize to00:36:26
the birches00:36:29
that you won’t even need to go to the bathhouse, the00:36:34
philosopher pisses lightly behind the ear00:36:37
and left without saying a word, having the opportunity at the00:36:40
first opportunity to place hope00:36:43
on your feet in thought he walked down the00:36:46
steep staircase leading to lice into a courtyard00:36:49
lined with poplars and stopped for a minute,00:36:52
hearing quite clearly00:36:55
the voice of the rector giving orders to his00:36:58
[music]00:37:01
key from the centurion, thank Pan for the00:37:05
cereal and eggs and say that as soon as00:37:09
those books about which he writes are ready,00:37:12
I I’ll send them now I’ve already given them00:37:15
to rewrite00:37:16
[music] Arctic00:37:17
foxes my pigeon add to the sir that on00:37:21
their farm I know there is good fish00:37:24
and00:37:25
especially00:37:27
if necessary I would send it here at the markets00:37:30
and the road is not good That’s right And rotten Give the00:37:33
fellows a flogging of the burner00:37:36
Yes tie up the philosopher Otherwise, it’s just that00:37:41
you see the damn son of a00:37:45
long-legged00:37:47
man. He went down and saw a wagon00:37:50
which, with a barn full of00:37:55
food, was as deep as a kiln in which00:37:58
bricks are fired. It was an ordinary00:38:01
Krakow Crew In which fifty Jews00:38:04
are sent along with goods to all the00:38:06
cities where only their noses heard00:38:10
the fair, six00:38:13
healthy and strong Cossacks were waiting for him, already several00:38:15
elderly scrolls made of thin cloth with00:38:18
tassels showed that they belonged to a00:38:21
rather significant and rich00:38:25
owner [music] they had once been in the war00:38:29
Not without00:38:31
glory, why do00:38:34
something this cannot be00:38:37
avoided, the philosopher thought to himself and00:38:40
turned to the Cossacks and said loudly:00:38:43
Hello brothers,00:38:46
comrades, healthy, great, so I00:38:50
have to sit with00:38:53
you,00:38:55
noble Arika, if only I could hire musicians,00:38:59
otherwise you00:39:01
can dance, yes, the size of the crew said one00:39:06
of the Cossacks, sitting on irradiation sndk with the00:39:09
coachman, tying his head with a tripe instead of a hat00:39:12
which he managed to leave in the shank, the other00:39:15
five, together with the philosopher, climbed into the00:39:18
recess and settled down on bags00:39:20
filled with various purchases made in the00:39:24
city. It would be interesting to know00:39:27
if, for example, this bin was loaded with00:39:31
some goods, let’s put salt or00:39:34
iron maples How many horses would be required00:39:37
then?00:39:38
Yes, the Cossack sitting on the00:39:42
beam said after a pause, a sufficient number of00:39:48
horses would be required after such a satisfactory00:39:51
answer, the Cossack considered himself the right to remain silent00:39:54
all the way, the00:39:57
philosopher was extremely interested in finding out the00:40:00
details of who this Sotnik was,00:40:03
what his character was, what had been heard about his daughter00:40:06
who was so in an unusual way00:40:09
returned home and was near00:40:11
death and whose story was00:40:15
now connected with his own, how they had it and what was00:40:18
going on in the house, he turned to them with00:40:21
questions, but kaza00:40:25
tofi00:40:29
on the bags, only one of them turned to00:40:32
siv on the goats, fussing with a short00:40:35
order, look you old Ronya, as soon as00:40:40
you approach the tavern on the heavenly00:40:43
road, don’t forget to stop and00:40:45
wake me and the other fellows if00:40:48
anyone happens to fall asleep00:40:51
[music]00:40:55
they were completely in vain00:40:58
because as soon as the00:41:01
gigantic bus approached the tavern on the heavenly00:41:04
road, everyone unanimously00:41:08
[ applause]00:41:09
shouted and the horses about Verka were so00:41:13
accustomed that they stopped on their own.00:41:15
Before each tavern, despite the hot00:41:19
July day, everyone got out of the brika and00:41:21
went to the low room where the00:41:24
innkeeper of the world lives. Zakan rushed to accept00:41:27
his old00:41:31
signs.00:41:33
on the table,00:41:36
immediately turn away from this fruit forbidden00:41:39
by Tald,00:41:41
everyone sat down around the table, clay00:41:44
crumbs appeared. Before each of the guests, the00:41:47
boorish philosopher had to participate in the00:41:49
common00:41:53
[music]00:41:55
pawn, then soon the whole hut was filled,00:42:00
come on, Spirit breakdown, come here dear,00:42:06
I’ll hug you Come on, let's go, let00:42:10
's go, let's00:42:16
pour one Cossack who was older than all the00:42:19
others with a gray mustache, putting his hand under his cup,00:42:22
began to sob from the heart that he had00:42:25
neither father nor mother and that he was left00:42:29
alone in the world, the other was a great00:42:33
reasoner and constantly consoled him saying,00:42:36
don’t cry, don’t cry to God, don’t cry, what’s going on00:42:39
here, God knows how and what it is, one00:42:44
named dear became extremely00:42:46
curious and turning to the boorish philosopher, he00:42:50
constantly asked him I would like to00:42:55
know what they teach you in the bursa, whether it’s the00:42:59
same thing that the diak reads in church or00:43:01
anything else Don’t ask him, let him00:43:05
be there how it was God Already knows how it’s00:43:09
needed God knows everything No no I want to know00:43:13
what’s written in those books,00:43:16
maybe it’s completely different from the clerk’s Oh00:43:19
my God oh my God and what’s that it’s00:43:23
already the will of God to say that God gave it, it00:43:26
can’t be changed I want to find out00:43:30
everything that’s not written I’ll go to the bursa and I’ll00:43:33
go to God what do you think I won’t learn everything I00:43:38
’ll learn everything Oh my God the00:43:42
comforter spoke and lowered his head00:43:45
on the table because that he was completely00:43:47
unable to hold her on his shoulders any longer, and the00:43:49
Cossacks interpreted Oh and Tom00:43:55
Father for the00:43:57
month, the boorish philosopher, seeing this00:44:00
arrangement of heads, decided to00:44:02
take advantage and sneak away, he first00:44:05
turned to the gray-haired man, let00:44:21
him go, after all, he is an00:44:25
orphan, let him go, let him go, let him00:44:33
go wherever he wants and the Cossacks already00:44:36
wanted to take him out into the open field themselves, but00:44:39
the one who showed his curiosity00:44:41
stopped them by saying, don’t touch00:44:46
No, I want to talk to him about the drill in the00:44:54
buu,00:44:57
when he was thinking about getting up from the table,00:45:01
his legs became as if they were made of wood and the00:45:04
doors in the room began to seem00:45:07
like this to him many that it is unlikely that he would00:45:09
have found the real one00:45:11
only in the evening this whole company00:45:14
remembered that they needed to set off Further on00:45:16
the road, taking them to00:45:24
Bricus00:45:30
[music]00:45:38
[applause]00:45:39
[music] having been stuck for most of00:45:44
the night,00:45:47
constantly losing their way from the road, learned by00:45:50
heart, they finally went down the steep00:45:53
mountain00:45:54
In the middle of nowhere, he noticed on the sides a stretching00:45:59
fence or fence with low00:46:02
trees and roofs showing from behind them,00:46:06
it was a large village belonging to a00:46:11
centurion, it was already well after midnight, the skies00:46:15
were dark and small stars00:46:18
flashed here and there. There was no fire visible in any of the huts.00:46:28
noticeable thatched barns00:46:31
and houses, one of them located right in the middle00:46:34
opposite the gate was larger than the00:46:38
others and served as the00:46:40
centurion's stay, the brik stopped00:46:45
in front of a small semblance of a barn and00:46:47
our travelers00:46:54
went to the master's mansion, but no matter how hard he00:46:58
looked at his eyes, nothing could be seen in00:47:03
Yasnoe instead of a house, he imagined a00:47:07
bear made of a chimney, the rector, the philosopher,00:47:12
waved his hand and went to00:47:24
bed00:47:26
[music] the00:47:37
evening of love is not sung, the00:47:43
mute heart will no longer00:47:49
beat with the trembling of00:47:54
earthly anxieties00:47:57
[music]00:48:00
when the philosopher woke up, the whole house was00:48:04
in motion, the lady died in the night00:48:08
servants ran back and00:48:11
forth in their priests, some old women were crying, a crowd of00:48:14
curious people looked through the fence at the00:48:16
master's yard as if they could do00:48:19
something00:48:26
[music] except00:48:27
that he could not see the night the00:48:31
master's house was full of small buildings00:48:34
that were usually built in the old days in00:48:37
Little Russia he it was covered with straw,00:48:40
a small sharp high pediment with00:48:42
a window similar to an eye raised upward, it00:48:45
was all ism blue yellow00:48:48
[music]00:48:54
flowers ru and from the bottom of the hexagonal with vyrobch at the top00:49:00
under this pediment there was a00:49:03
small porch with benches. On00:49:05
both sides of the sides of the house there were awnings00:49:09
on the same twisted columns here and there, a00:49:12
tall pear tree with a pyramidal00:49:15
top and fluttering green leaves00:49:18
in front of the house, several barns stood in two rows in the00:49:21
middle of the yard, forming the mouth of a wide00:49:24
street leading to the house behind the barn to the very00:49:28
gate, two cellars stood in triangles,00:49:30
one opposite the other,00:49:34
also covered with00:49:35
thatch, a triangular wall of each They00:49:38
were equipped with a low door and00:49:43
painted on one of them was a Cossack sitting on a00:49:47
barrel holding a mug over his head with the00:49:50
inscription I'll drink everything on the other a flask of00:49:54
suley and on the sides for beauty a horse00:49:58
standing upside down A tube of tambourines and00:50:02
the inscription wine Cossack00:50:05
Fun from the attic of one of Saraev00:50:09
looked out through a huge dormer window, there was a00:50:11
drum and copper pipes at the gate, there were00:50:16
two00:50:17
cannons, everything showed that the owner of the house00:50:20
loved to have fun and the yard was often behind00:50:26
the gates there were two00:50:29
windmills behind the house there were gardens and through the00:50:33
tops of the trees only00:50:36
dark hats were visible, the corpse was hiding in the green00:50:40
thicket00:50:41
hut the entire village was located on a wide and00:50:45
level ledge of a mountain on the northern side,00:50:48
everything was photographed by a steep mountain and its sole00:50:52
ended at the very yard; when looking00:50:56
at it from below, it seemed even steeper and on its00:50:59
high top00:51:02
irregular stems of skinny weeds stuck out here and there and00:51:05
turned black on Svetly00:51:08
its naked clay appearance in the sky evokes despondency, it00:51:12
was all00:51:13
dug up by us and carved out00:51:16
on a steep slope; in two places there were00:51:19
huts sticking out on one of the Niva00:51:24
vets00:51:25
at the root with small stakes with bulk00:51:30
earth; the apples were knocked down by the wind;00:51:40
And descending, she walked past the00:51:43
courtyard when the philosopher measured00:51:46
its terrible steepness and remembered yesterday’s00:51:49
journey, he decided that either the boats were00:51:52
too smart or the Cossacks had too00:51:57
strong heads when they knew how not to fly upside down in Flax Chad00:52:00
along with the00:52:03
immeasurable briefcase and luggage,00:52:08
the philosopher stood on the highest place in the courtyard and00:52:12
when he turned and looked in the00:52:14
opposite00:52:15
direction, he was presented with a completely00:52:18
different view of the village,00:52:23
rolling down in layers onto the plain, vast meadows00:52:26
opening up into a distant00:52:28
space, their bright greenery darkening as they00:52:31
moved away and whole rows of villages00:52:35
turning blue00:52:36
in the distance Although their distance was more00:52:41
than 2000:52:43
versts on the right side of these meadows00:52:46
stretched mountains and a barely noticeable00:52:49
strip in the distance the Dnieper burned and darkened.00:52:54
Oh, a glorious00:52:58
place. I wish I could live here, fish in the00:53:01
Dnieper and hunt in the ponds with snares00:53:04
or with a gun for repet and the king of schnapps.00:53:07
However, I think there’s a lot of firewood in these in the00:53:11
meadows you can dry00:53:14
a lot of fruits and sell them to the city, or even better,00:53:17
smoke vodka from them, because vodka00:53:19
from fruits cannot be compared with any fines,00:53:23
and it doesn’t hurt to think about00:53:26
how to sneak out00:53:28
of here. He noticed a small path behind a fence,00:53:31
completely closed, overgrown with00:53:35
weeds. He put mechanically on her00:53:38
foot, thinking in advance just to take a walk and00:53:40
then quietly between the huts and wave00:53:43
into the field when00:53:46
suddenly I felt on my shoulder00:53:49
[music]00:53:54
just yesterday so bitterly to sympathize with your father00:53:57
and mother and about your loneliness in vain00:54:02
you think Pan philosopher babbling from00:54:05
the good here is not such an establishment so that00:54:09
you can escape. Yes, and the roads are00:54:12
bad for a pedestrian. It’s00:54:14
better to retreat to the gentleman, he’s been waiting for you00:54:18
for a long time in00:54:19
the room. Well, I’ll go with pleasure,00:54:23
- said the philosopher and went after the00:54:31
Cossack [music] The centurion, already elderly with a gray00:54:34
mustache and with an expression of gloomy sadness,00:54:37
sat In front of the table in the little room, under the00:54:40
head with both hands, he was about 5000:54:44
years old, but there was a deep despondency on his face and00:54:47
some kind of pale00:54:50
current00:54:52
[music] for00:54:54
a moment and all the former gaiety and00:54:58
noisy life disappeared00:55:02
forever when the boor came up with the00:55:05
old Cossack. He took away one hand and00:55:07
slightly nodded his head at their low00:55:09
bow, the boor and the Cossack00:55:12
stopped respectfully at the00:55:17
door [music] who are you from and what is your rank00:55:22
good00:55:24
man00:55:25
philosopher00:55:27
ru who was your father I don’t know the noble00:55:31
Pan And I don’t know your mother and mother by00:55:37
common sense Of course there was a mother00:55:40
but who she is and where she comes from and when she lived, I do00:55:43
n’t know to God, the centurion was silent and00:55:48
seemed to remain in thought for a minute,00:55:50
how come00:55:54
you have00:55:58
n’t met my daughter, noble Pan, and to00:56:01
God you haven’t met yet, no business with the00:56:04
panochka, no matter how long I live in the world,00:56:07
the Central Department Store, not to mention00:56:10
obscene What is it that she didn’t00:56:13
assign to anyone else, but specifically for you00:56:16
to read, the philosopher shrugged his00:56:19
shoulders, he00:56:23
knows, you’ll want something like that, What even the00:56:27
naïve person can’t understand, and the proverb00:56:30
says, jump off in a rage Yak Pan, aren’t00:56:33
you lying, sir,00:56:35
philosopher, right here in this very place Let It00:56:39
will clap like thunder if00:56:44
I’m lying, if only you had lived for a minute,00:56:50
then surely I would have found out00:56:53
everything,00:56:57
don’t let anyone read from me, but send00:57:01
the tattoo this very hour to the Kiev Seminary,00:57:04
bring the Bursak boor00:57:07
Brutus Let him pray for three nights for00:57:10
my sinful soul,00:57:12
he he00:57:14
knows And what does she know, I haven’t00:57:20
heard it anymore, she was the only one who could00:57:23
say and00:57:29
died, you are a good man, truly known for00:57:32
your holy life and godly00:57:35
deeds, and she may have heard a lot about00:57:40
you,00:57:41
who I am, I am the00:57:43
Holy One of00:57:47
life, God is with you, Pan, what are you saying?00:57:51
Yes, at least I it’s indecent to say went00:57:55
to the00:57:57
baker on00:57:59
Thursday00:58:01
Well, it’s true that it’s not for nothing that it was00:58:06
appointed so You must start your own business from this very day,00:58:11
I would say to your honor00:58:15
it is of course Every reasonable person00:58:19
can, according to the Holy Scriptures, according to00:58:22
proportionality00:58:27
only here decent ones would need00:58:30
a deacon or at least They are00:58:33
smart people, they know how all this is already00:58:35
done. And I, yes, my voice is not the same00:58:40
and I myself. The devil knows that I don’t have any sight of00:58:44
me,00:58:46
just as you want. Only I, everything that00:58:49
my little dove bequeathed to me, I will fulfill nothing in the00:58:52
field Ida you this day and night, if you perform00:58:56
prayers over her properly, then I00:58:59
will reward you, or else I don’t00:59:05
advise the devil himself to anger me. The last words00:59:09
were spoken by the centurion so firmly that the00:59:11
philosopher fully understood their00:59:14
meaning. Follow00:59:23
me00:59:34
Goshka And my Veya00:59:39
Darling and00:59:41
my road is a00:59:48
cheerful OJ you love00:59:52
my sister di00:59:57
my and you are Marhuka and my01:00:06
Semyonovna where are you01:00:13
in a hurry01:00:16
And my ear is01:00:22
in a hurry01:00:25
[music]01:00:29
they went out into the Senya The centurion opened the door to01:00:32
another little room that was opposite the01:00:35
first philosopher Stopped for a minute in the01:00:37
hallway blew his nose and with some kind of01:00:40
unaccountable fear stepped over the01:00:43
threshold the entire floor was covered with red01:00:46
china in the corner under the icons on a high01:00:50
table the body of the deceased lay on a01:00:53
blue velvet blanket decorated with gold fringe01:00:56
and01:00:57
tassels tall wax candles entwined with01:01:01
viburnum stood at the feet and at the heads of the01:01:05
outflow of their cloudy lose the light in the daylight, the01:01:09
face of the deceased was obscured from him by the01:01:12
inconsolable father who sat in front of her01:01:16
with his back to the door of the philosopher,01:01:19
struck by the words that he01:01:21
[music]01:01:23
heard, I do01:01:26
n’t regret that, my dearest daughter to me,01:01:31
that you didn’t live in the light of your years01:01:34
set century on sorrow grief01:01:38
left me01:01:41
the earth I regret that, my01:01:45
little dove, that I don’t know who01:01:48
my fierce enemy was the cause of your death01:01:52
If I01:01:53
knew Who could only think of insulting01:01:57
you or even say something01:02:00
unpleasant to you, then I swear to01:02:05
God I didn’t see01:02:09
If only he was as old as I am, neither01:02:13
his father nor his01:02:15
mother, if only he was still a couple of years old and01:02:20
his body would have been thrown out to be devoured by01:02:22
birds and animals,01:02:27
but woe is01:02:29
me, my field gigka,01:02:31
my01:02:34
quail, my little bird, that I will live the01:02:38
rest of his life01:02:55
he01:02:56
stopped without fun and the reason for this was the01:02:59
tearing grief, having resolved and a whole01:03:04
flood of01:03:05
tears, the philosopher was touched by such an01:03:11
inconsolable groaning, wanting to clear his voice01:03:14
a little with it.01:03:16
The centurion turned and showed him01:03:19
a place in the heads of the deceased in front of a small01:03:21
cash on which lay books01:03:25
T nights like - I’ll do some work, thought01:03:28
the philosopher. But Pan will fill both my pockets with01:03:31
clean01:03:34
chervonets. He approached and01:03:37
cleared his throat again and began to read, not paying01:03:40
any attention to the side and not01:03:43
daring to look into the face of01:03:46
the deceased, deep silence reigned,01:03:50
he noticed his01:03:55
head to look at the deceased01:03:58
and awe ran through his01:04:02
veins. in front of him lay a beauty that had01:04:06
ever been on earth, it seemed that01:04:09
never before had her facial features been01:04:12
formed in such sharp and at the same time01:04:15
harmonious01:04:17
beauty. She lay like a living01:04:20
red brow, tender as a dream. Bro seemed to be01:04:25
thinking; thin, even eyebrows, night in the middle of a sunny day,01:04:30
proudly raised over01:04:33
closed01:04:34
eyes eyelashes that fell like arrows onto his cheeks,01:04:38
melting with the heat of secret desires, lips of rubies01:04:44
ready to01:04:45
grin, but in them, in the same01:04:48
features, he saw something nosy;01:04:55
his soul began to ache somehow painfully,01:04:59
as if suddenly, in the midst of a whirlwind of joy,01:05:03
someone from the surrounding crowd began to sing a song about an01:05:06
oppressed01:05:08
people, the rubies of her lips seemed to swell with01:05:11
blood to her very01:05:13
heart, suddenly something terribly familiar01:05:18
while01:05:23
in her voice she averted her eyes to the side,01:05:27
turned pale and began to read her01:05:30
prayers, it was the same witch who01:05:36
killed01:05:39
[music]01:05:53
he was01:06:16
afraid01:06:39
When the sun became to sit down, the dead01:06:42
were carried into01:06:44
the church, the philosopher01:06:47
supported the black mourning coffin with one shoulder and01:06:50
felt something on his shoulder, as01:06:52
cold as a Lion, with01:06:56
his hand in front of him, the right side of the cramped01:06:59
house, the01:07:01
deceased, a blackened wooden church,01:07:04
decorated with green moss, with three01:07:09
cone-shaped almost on the edge of the village, it01:07:13
was noticeable that there was something in it For a long time01:07:15
no service was carried out01:07:24
against himself01:07:28
[music]01:07:33
[music]01:07:39
[music]01:07:41
old old Centurion kissed the deceased again,01:07:45
turned prostrate and went out together with the01:07:49
porter, giving the command to01:07:55
Hugo01:07:58
[music] when01:08:06
they arrived in the kitchen, all the pallbearers began01:08:09
to put their hands on the stove What01:08:11
little Russians usually do01:08:13
when they see a01:08:15
dead man is hunger, which at this time was01:08:22
present, all the servants little by little began to01:08:26
converge on the kitchen. The kitchen in the centurion's house01:08:29
was something similar to a club where01:08:32
everything that did not live in the yard flowed together, including the01:08:35
dogs that came with wagging01:08:38
tails. to the very doors for bones and01:08:41
slop, wherever anyone was sent and01:08:44
whatever the need, he always01:08:47
first went into the kitchen to rest for01:08:50
at least a minute on the bench and smoke out the cradle,01:08:54
all the bachelors who lived in the house were01:08:56
lying here almost whole in Cossack scrolls01:08:59
a day on a bench under a bench on the stove,01:09:03
in a word, wherever it was possible to find a01:09:06
comfortable place to lie down; besides,01:09:10
everyone always forgot in the kitchen either a hat01:09:13
or a whip for other people’s dogs or something01:09:18
similar. But the largest01:09:22
gathering01:09:24
and who managed to drive their horses into the01:09:27
corral and shoulder straps cows for milking and01:09:31
all those who during the day could not be01:09:35
seen at dinner chatter01:09:39
mastered their01:09:41
languages here they usually talked about01:09:44
everything and about who sent themselves new01:09:52
trousers01:09:56
Russians there is no01:09:59
shortage of philosopher sat down with01:10:01
others in a vast circle in the free01:10:03
air in front of the threshold of the kitchen soon a woman in01:10:07
red eyes leaned out of the door01:10:09
holding a hot pot of dumplings in both hands01:10:11
and placed it in the middle of those who01:10:14
were preparing01:10:15
dinner, everyone took it out of their own tree and01:10:22
put it a little slower and the ravenous01:10:26
hunger of this whole meeting was a little01:10:28
comforted, many began01:10:31
to talk, the conversation naturally had to01:10:34
turn to the01:10:37
deceased Is it true what one young01:10:40
shepherd said, who put01:10:43
so many buttons and01:10:45
copper badges on his leather cradle that it looked like a small shop?01:11:07
during the journey, expressing a great readiness01:11:10
to console this is not our business God there is01:11:13
nothing to discuss with him about this, but on the road he01:11:16
was not at all inclined to remain silent. He had just01:11:18
previously gone into the cellar with Nick01:11:21
for some necessary purpose and, bending over01:11:25
two or three barrels, came out from there he was01:11:28
extremely cheerful and kept saying incessantly01:11:31
that you want me to be silent Yes, she01:11:35
rode me herself, by God she rode what01:11:39
the guy - said the young guy with01:11:41
buttons Is it possible to recognize a01:11:43
witch by some signs?01:11:49
you don’t know, you can, you can, do01:11:53
n’t say it, said the former01:11:55
comforter; it’s not for nothing that God gave everyone a01:11:57
special custom; people who know science say01:12:00
that a witch has a small tail01:12:03
when the old woman is old, then the witch is too good,01:12:08
and you picked up Baba, who was pouring01:12:12
fresh dumplings into the having cleaned the pot,01:12:15
real fat boars, an old Cossack01:12:18
whose name was Evtukh and whose nickname was01:12:20
Kotun expressed his words in his mouth, the01:12:24
words of his zade for the living old woman. And the01:12:28
cattle drive let out such a loud laugh as01:12:31
if two bulls, standing one against the other,01:12:35
conceived at once; the conversation that began01:12:38
aroused an irresistible desire and01:12:40
curiosity philosopher to find out01:12:42
detailed information about the centurion’s daughter who died01:12:45
and then, wanting to bring him back to01:12:48
the previous matter, he turned to01:12:51
his neighbor with these words.01:12:54
I wanted01:12:56
to ask why this class of the Armed Forces, who01:12:58
sits at dinner, considers the01:13:01
lady a witch, has she really01:13:03
harmed anyone or tormented someone?01:13:07
was there any answer from one of those sitting with a01:13:11
smooth face extremely similar to a01:13:13
shovel? And who doesn’t remember the huntsman Mikita01:13:17
or that And what is Mikita01:13:22
from behind the prophet Mikita said dear, I01:13:27
’ll tell you about Mikita answered the herdsman01:13:29
because he was my godfather I’ll tell you about01:13:33
Mikita said Spirit let01:13:37
let Spirit begin You pan philosopher boor01:13:42
didn’t know Mikit Oh what a rare01:13:45
man he was, he knows every dog01:13:47
like a dear01:13:52
one01:13:56
T he also understands his business but he’s against01:14:00
him rubbish wash you tell well01:14:04
well said dearly nodding his01:14:07
head approvingly Spirit continued the hare will see01:14:11
sooner than the tobacco from the rubbish, when worn out, it used to whistle01:14:13
And well, robbery Well, quickly,01:14:22
the dog or the dog of his fusel whistles a quart01:14:26
Suddenly, as if it had never happened Oh, he01:14:29
was a nice huntsman, only01:14:34
recently, he began to look01:14:37
incessantly at the01:14:39
little lady, wedged into her or even she01:14:43
bewitched him like that, only now01:14:46
the man disappeared about the babil, the devil01:14:49
knows that tfu is obscene to say then he01:14:54
looked at him then and the reins01:14:59
from his hands he lets the robbers out of his hands the covenant01:15:02
stumbles and doesn’t know what the lady is doing one day01:15:06
came to the stable where he was cleaning the01:15:10
horse Dai says mikitka, I’ll put01:15:14
my leg on you, and he’s not happy about it,01:15:22
and when he saw her01:15:25
plump, full and white leg, he says Chara01:15:30
stunned him, he bent his01:15:33
back and01:15:45
grabbed himself, barely alive, and from that time on he01:15:49
dried up like A sliver of wood,01:15:52
and when they once came to the stable, instead of01:15:55
it there was only a pile of ash. Yes, the empty01:15:59
bucket burned up and completely burned out on its own, and01:16:05
such a huntsman could not be found in the whole world.01:16:10
When Spirit finished his story,01:16:14
rumors began to spread from all sides about the01:16:16
merits of the former01:16:18
huntsman. heard said dearly01:16:23
addressing the boor no01:16:26
gege So in your bursa apparently you don’t01:16:30
teach too much intelligence Well listen We01:16:33
have a Cossack in the village who is a whisperer, a good Cossack01:16:37
he sometimes likes to steal and lie without01:16:41
any need, but a good Cossack his hut is01:16:45
not so far from here in such just about the time01:16:48
we sat down to have dinner whisperer nyukon01:16:55
since it was a good time then Pkha lay down01:16:58
in the yard and the whisperer in the hut on a bench or01:17:02
not whispering in the hut on a bench and the whisperer in the01:17:05
yard then not on the bench but lay down on the floor01:17:08
whispering was picked up by a woman standing at the threshold and01:17:11
under his cheek with his hand, he looked at01:17:14
her dearly, then looked down, then again at01:17:17
her,01:17:25
this warning had its01:17:28
effect, the old woman fell silent, and never once01:17:32
interrupted her speech, dearly continued And in the01:17:36
cradle, hanging among the huts, lay a01:17:38
one-year-old child, I don’t know male or01:17:41
female, lying whispering And then he01:17:44
hears that stupid people are scratching a dog behind the door,01:17:52
that if you stick your01:17:54
tongue out from under the door in the evening, your soul01:17:58
will sink into your heels. However, he thinks, let me01:18:02
hit the damned dog in the face, and01:18:05
either he will stop howling and, taking the poker,01:18:09
he will not open the door. She managed to01:18:12
open the door a little when the dog rushed01:18:13
between her legs straight to the baby's01:18:16
cradle and saw that this was not01:18:19
[music]01:18:21
Akam01:18:23
VM as she didn't know it would be01:18:27
nothing, that's the thing and the fact that she01:18:30
was all blue And her eyes burned like coal01:18:34
She grabbed the child and bit through it his throat and01:18:37
began to drink blood from him in a whisper, she just01:18:39
screamed oh lichka Yes, she only saw from the hut01:18:43
that in the hallway the doors were locked, she01:18:51
rushed to the attic, she rushed at her and began to bite the01:18:56
stupid woman; the01:19:01
next day the01:19:05
stupid woman died and so what kind of device and01:19:09
seduction are there? It’s even an Inna’s litter01:19:13
Yes, that’s all when the witch then the01:19:18
witch after her01:19:28
mother became01:19:31
inexhaustible, everyone in turn01:19:34
hurried to tell something to that01:19:36
witch in the form of a haystack came to at the01:19:39
very door of another’s hut, you stole a hat01:19:42
or a pipe from many girls in the village,01:19:44
you cut off the braid of others,01:19:54
and you saw that the concern was already too much because it01:19:56
was already complete night in the yard,01:19:59
everyone began to wander around the lodgings for the night,01:20:02
who were either in the kitchen or in the Barns01:20:06
or in the sun in the middle of the yard.01:20:08
Pan boor now we should go to the01:20:13
deceased hall of the SDO Cossack turning to the01:20:17
philosopher01:20:21
Tom01:20:23
Soba of whom there were a great many on the street01:20:25
and who were gnawing their01:20:30
sticks out of anger. The philosopher Despite the fact that he managed to01:20:33
fortify himself with a good mug of a burner,01:20:36
he felt timidity in the secret approaches01:20:39
As they approached to the01:20:41
consecrated01:20:42
Church, the stories and strange stories they01:20:45
heard helped them to act more on01:20:48
his01:20:49
imagination, the darkness under the meadow and the trees began to open up,01:20:53
the place became01:20:57
naked, they finally entered the dilapidated01:21:00
church fence into a small courtyard beyond01:21:03
which there was not a tree and only an01:21:06
empty field opened up until they were swallowed up in the darkness of the night01:21:11
Luga, three Cossacks, together with Khoma, went up the01:21:14
steep stairs to the porch and entered the01:21:17
church. Here they left the philosopher,01:21:21
wishing him to carry out his01:21:24
duty safely, and locked the door behind him on the01:21:28
orders of Pan.01:21:41
hands and finally,01:21:46
inspecting the middle, there was a black coffin of candles of01:21:50
warmth in front of the dark images,01:21:53
the light from them illuminated only the iconostasis and01:21:55
slightly the middle of the church, the distant corners of the01:21:58
narthex were shrouded in01:22:00
darkness, the tall ancient iconostasis was already01:22:04
showing deep01:22:06
dilapidation, its through carving, covered with01:22:09
gold, still shone only with01:22:12
sparks of gilding in in one place it fell in01:22:15
another, the faces of the saints01:22:18
completely darkened, they looked somehow01:22:21
gloomily, the philosopher once again01:22:25
asked what is there to be afraid of, a person01:22:30
cannot come here from the dead and01:22:33
people from the other world, my prayers are01:22:36
such that As soon as I read them, they do01:22:38
n’t even finger me touched,01:22:40
we’ll01:22:43
read nothing, he repeated, waving01:22:46
his hand as he approached the rat, he saw01:22:49
several bundles of01:22:51
candles,01:22:53
it’s good to illuminate the whole church so that it01:22:56
can be seen as during the day. Oh, it’s a pity that in01:23:01
the temple of God it’s not possible to smoke out cradles, and01:23:05
he began to stick wax candles to01:23:08
all the cornices and not to the images. pitying01:23:11
them a lot and soon the whole church01:23:14
was filled with01:23:15
light from above only the darkness seemed to become01:23:19
stronger and there was an eel from the ancient01:23:24
carved frames sparkling here and there.01:23:28
He approached the coffin with timidity, looked01:23:32
into the face of the deceased and could not help but close01:23:36
his eyes, trembling somewhat,01:23:39
such a terrible sparkling01:23:44
beauty he turned away and wanted to move away, but due to01:23:51
Chiva’s strange curiosity, I didn’t feel like I01:23:54
left the person, especially during times of01:23:56
fear, he didn’t01:23:58
wipe away when he left, didn’t look at her and then,01:24:02
feeling the same trepidation, looked01:24:08
again; in fact, the sharp beauty of the deceased01:24:12
seemed01:24:13
terrible, maybe even she didn’t strike01:24:16
if she had been01:24:20
somewhat01:24:21
uglier, but in her features there01:24:24
was nothing dull, muddy,01:24:27
dead, it was alive and to the philosopher it01:24:31
seemed as if she was looking at him with her01:24:36
eyes closed; it even seemed to him as if a01:24:41
tear was rolling down from under the eyelashes of her right eye. And when she01:24:44
stopped on his cheek, then he clearly discerned01:24:47
that it was a drop of01:24:51
blood, he hurriedly went to the rat,01:24:54
unfolded the book and, in order to encourage01:24:58
himself more, began to read in the loudest01:25:02
voice, his voice struck the01:25:05
wooden walls of the church, which had long been silent and01:25:08
deaf and lonely, he poured out in a thick bass01:25:12
in a completely dead silence and seemed01:25:15
somewhat Dim even01:25:21
Sats,01:25:24
meanwhile he was talking to himself because she won’t01:25:26
get up from her coffin because01:25:29
she’s afraid of God’s word, let her lie yes And01:25:33
what kind of Cossack am I, when would I get rid of it, I drank01:25:36
too much from that and it seems01:25:41
scary to sniff the01:25:43
good tobacco SV01:25:48
tashi01:25:51
and01:25:53
poriva and at the coffin and an involuntary feeling01:25:57
seemed to whisper to him, he was about to get up, he was about to01:26:03
rise, he was about to look out of the coffin, but the01:26:08
silence was dead, the01:26:10
coffin stood motionless, candles Lily, a whole01:26:14
flood of01:26:16
Light,01:26:21
terrible01:26:23
and without the soul of01:26:27
people, a voice began to sing in different01:26:30
voices, wanting to drown out the remnants of fear, but01:26:34
every minute turned his eyes01:26:36
to the coffin as if asking an involuntary01:26:40
question, what if01:26:46
she rises, if she gets up, but the coffin did not move. If only there was01:26:49
some sound, some01:26:52
living01:26:53
creature, even a Cricket responded in the corner; the01:27:02
clapping sound of a01:27:05
drop of wax falling on the floor01:27:09
Well, if01:27:12
it rises She raised her head, he01:27:16
looked wildly and rubbed his eyes, but she was definitely01:27:20
no longer lying, but sitting in her01:27:23
coffin, he averted his eyes and again01:27:26
turned in horror to the coffin, she01:27:30
stood up, walked around the church with her01:27:32
eyes closed, incessantly spreading his arms as01:27:35
if wanting to catch someone boor where are you01:27:39
She goes straight to him fears outlined a01:27:42
circle around him with an effort began to read01:27:44
prayers and say a spell that01:27:47
one monk taught him, who had seen01:27:50
witches and unclean spirits all his life,01:27:52
she stood almost on the very01:27:55
line but it was clear that she did not have the strength01:27:59
to step over it and turned all blue, like a01:28:03
man who had been dead for several days,01:28:06
come to me, boor boor, did not have the courage01:28:10
to look at her, she was terrible, she01:28:14
hit her teeth with her teeth and opened her dead01:28:21
eyes,01:28:23
but not seeing anything with rage that01:28:26
expressed she01:28:28
trembled, turned in the other direction and01:28:31
spread her arms01:28:35
[music]01:28:51
clasped the01:28:53
philosopher still could not come to his senses and01:28:56
looked with fear at this cramped01:28:58
dwelling [music]01:29:05
of the witch, finally the coffin suddenly tore from01:29:08
its place and began to fly with a whistle01:29:10
throughout the church cross in in all01:29:12
directions01:29:20
the air the01:29:23
philosopher saw him almost above his head, but at the01:29:25
same time he saw that he could not01:29:28
catch the circle he had outlined and intensified his01:29:35
[music]01:29:42
spells the coffin thundered in the middle of01:29:45
the church and the corpse remained01:29:49
motionless again01:29:54
at that time the distant01:29:58
cry of a rooster was heard and descended into the coffin and the01:30:02
coffin01:30:04
lid slammed shut, the philosopher’s heart was beating and under01:30:08
Rolling hail, but encouraged by the cock’s01:30:11
crow, he was encouraged to01:30:14
finish reading first at the first dawn. They came to01:30:18
replace him with a little man and gray-haired Eutuchus, who01:30:22
at that time held the post of01:30:24
church warden01:30:46
[music] the01:30:53
philosopher who came to a distant overnight stop01:30:55
could not fall asleep for a long time, but fatigue01:30:58
overcame him and he slept until01:31:00
[music]01:31:05
dinner when he woke up. The night01:31:08
event seemed to him to have happened. In a01:31:11
dream, he was given a quart of a burner to strengthen his strength.01:31:29
then to an01:31:31
unconscious feeling for himself and to the01:31:34
questions of the curious, he01:31:36
answered yes there were all sorts of01:31:41
miracles, the philosopher was one of those01:31:44
people01:31:46
whom01:31:50
Noi Ruzukh looked at everyone with unusually01:31:54
sweet eyes and constantly looked01:32:01
aside after dinner, the philosopher was01:32:04
completely in the spirit, he managed to go around the whole01:32:06
village to get acquainted almost everyone from the01:32:10
two huts even kicked him out of the two huts, one pretty pullet01:32:12
grabbed him pretty much with a shovel01:32:15
on the back of the01:32:20
bulls and01:32:26
sycamores. The closer it got to the meeting, the more01:32:30
pensive the01:32:32
philosopher became, an hour before dinner, almost all the servants01:32:35
were going to play porridge or krag mouth01:32:38
skittles where instead of balls,01:32:41
long sticks are used and the winner had the right01:32:43
to ride on another01:32:50
astride like a pancake, he climbed astride a01:32:53
stuffy short pig shepherd all01:32:56
consisting of wrinkles, another time01:32:58
the driver exposed his back and,01:33:02
having jumped on it, he always said Hey, a01:33:04
healthy bull, those who were sitting at the threshold of the kitchen01:33:09
they looked more solidly than ever before,01:33:12
even01:33:16
when the youth laughed heartily at01:33:18
some witty word from the driver01:33:20
or AIDS,01:33:22
the boor tried in vain to interfere in this01:33:25
game, some dark thought sat like a nail01:33:28
in his head during the evening, no matter how01:33:32
hard he tried to cheer himself up, but fear01:33:36
burned in him along with the darkness,01:33:40
spreading across the01:33:42
[music]01:33:46
sky And it’s time for us to go to01:33:50
school, a familiar gray-haired Cossack, rising from his01:33:54
place along with the road, let’s go to work, the01:33:58
boor, again in the same way, they took him01:34:01
to church again, they left him alone and01:34:04
locked him behind him01:34:08
[music ] the01:34:11
door as soon as he was left alone, timidity01:34:15
began to take root again in his chest, he will01:34:19
again see the01:34:23
familiar grave coffin standing in01:34:26
threatening silence and01:34:28
stillness in the middle of the church, what now is it01:34:33
not strange to me? It’s a miracle, it’s been01:34:37
since the first RAU, it’s only scary, but01:34:42
it’s only from the first RAU it was a little scary01:34:45
there it was no longer scary it was no longer01:34:50
scary at all, he quickly stood up on the wing and outlined a circle01:34:54
around him. The circle cast several01:34:56
spells and began to read loudly, deciding01:34:59
not to lift his eyes from the book and not to01:35:02
pay attention to01:35:07
anything, he had been reading for about an hour and began01:35:10
a little tired and coughing, he01:35:13
took the horn out of his pocket and before he01:35:15
raised the tobacco to his nose, he timidly turned his eyes01:35:19
to the01:35:20
coffin,01:35:27
Lord. His heart wanted the corpse already standing01:35:32
in front of him on the very line and VL into it. The01:35:35
Dead01:35:36
[music] a01:35:41
green cold sensitively01:35:44
ran through all his01:35:46
veins. eyes into01:35:50
the book, louder than his prayer and spell, he01:35:53
heard the corpse again strike with its teeth and01:35:56
waved its arms, wanting to grab01:36:00
it, but01:36:05
[music]01:36:20
lopsided, rolling boiling resin, what01:36:24
they meant, he could not say, but there was01:36:26
something terrible in them, the01:36:29
philosopher realized in fears that she cast01:36:33
a spell, the wind went through the church from the words01:36:36
and a noise was heard as if from many01:36:38
flying wings, he heard how the01:36:41
wings beat against the glass of the window windows and the01:36:43
iron frames, how they scratched with a squeal with their01:36:46
claws on the iron, and how a non-mortal force01:36:48
smashed the doors and wanted to break in01:36:52
his heart was beating strongly all the time,01:36:54
closing his eyes, he kept reading spells and01:36:57
prayers, finally suddenly something whistled01:37:01
in the distance. It was the distant cry of a01:37:04
rooster. The exhausted01:37:07
philosopher01:37:08
stopped and rested his01:37:15
spirit. Those who came in to relieve the philosopher found01:37:18
him barely01:37:20
alive, he leaned his back against the wall and01:37:24
sat with his eyes bulging. motionless on the Cossacks who were pushing him,01:37:27
he was almost taken out and had to be01:37:31
supported all01:37:32
the way when he arrived at the master's yard, he01:37:35
shook himself and ordered himself to bring a quart of01:37:38
burner, he drank it, he smoothed01:37:41
his hair on his head and01:37:44
[music]01:37:46
said there is01:37:48
a lot of all sorts of rubbish in the world01:37:52
and such fears happen01:37:55
but at the same time, the philosopher waved01:37:59
his hand, even a small boy whom01:38:02
all the servants considered had the right to01:38:04
authorize in their place when it01:38:06
came to cleaning the stable or01:38:08
carrying water, even this poor boy01:38:11
also opened his01:38:14
mouth; at that time, a not01:38:17
quite elderly woman in a tightly01:38:19
fitted spare wheel was passing by, call her round,01:38:23
strong body is the old cook's assistant, a01:38:26
terrible coquette who always found01:38:28
something to go with her opka or a01:38:31
piece of ribbon or a carnation or even a01:38:33
piece of paper if there was nothing else01:38:36
Hello01:38:38
Homa ayyy What's wrong with you like what a stupid01:38:44
woman Oh my God Yes you are all sat uh01:38:50
Yes, she speaks the truth said Spirit peering01:38:54
at him intently You definitely01:38:57
sat Like our old01:39:01
Eutuchus the philosopher who heard this ran01:39:04
headlong into the kitchen where he noticed a01:39:07
triangular piece of mirror stuck to the wall about a pack of flies in01:39:10
front of which he01:39:20
stumbled, he was horrified to see the truth of their01:39:23
words half of his hair seemed to01:39:28
have turned white, the boor brud hung his head and01:39:31
gave himself up to01:39:33
thought, I’ll go to the master, I’ll tell him01:39:36
everything and explain that I don’t want to read anymore.01:39:39
Let him send me this very hour to Kiev.01:39:42
In such thoughts, he directed his way to the01:39:50
master’s porch.01:39:53
The centurion sat almost motionless in his01:39:56
little room the same hopeless sadness01:39:59
that he had met before on his face01:40:02
remained in him and to this day his pikes had fallen off,01:40:05
only it was much more01:40:08
noticeable than before that he ate very little01:40:11
food or maybe even01:40:14
did not touch it at all; his extraordinary01:40:17
pallor gave him a kind of01:40:19
stony stillness.01:40:21
Hello not God, he said when he saw a01:40:24
boor stopped with a hat in his hands at the01:40:27
door that How is everything going well for you,01:40:33
well,01:40:37
well, such devilry is common01:40:40
that you just take the hat and from the mites you and01:40:42
where your feet01:40:44
are taking you, how so yes, your little panda, according to01:40:48
common sense, of course she is01:40:51
No one will contradict the lord's family in this,01:40:53
only not in anger it will be01:40:56
said, God calm her01:40:59
soul, why has my01:41:01
daughter allowed Satan to come to her,01:41:04
such fears, that no01:41:07
scripture is01:41:09
taken into account, read, she didn’t01:41:13
call you for nothing, she cared01:41:15
about her soul, my little dove, and wanted with prayers to drive01:41:19
out every bad01:41:22
thought, your power Pan, by golly, can’t01:41:27
read read01:41:31
You have one night left now, you01:41:35
will do a Christian deed and I will reward01:41:38
you Yes, whatever the rewards are Whatever you01:41:42
want Pan And I won’t01:41:47
read Listen philosopher01:41:53
I won’t I love these inventions, you can01:41:57
do this in your bursa, but it’s not like that for me.01:42:00
I’m like Otderu, not like the rector, do01:42:04
you know what good leather01:42:16
horses are?01:42:22
You also know how01:42:25
my boys can soar - said the Sotnik menacingly01:42:29
rising to his feet and his face took on a01:42:32
commanding, ferocious expression,01:42:35
having discovered his entire unbridled01:42:37
character, sleep only for a while, the grief in01:42:41
me is first to melt away then the Octopus burner01:42:45
And then again Go Go, correct01:42:50
your work,01:42:51
you won’t fix it, you won’t get up01:42:54
and you’ll correct01:42:56
thousands of01:42:59
red01:43:02
notes, wow Yes, this is a01:43:04
grip, the philosopher thought, there’s01:43:08
nothing to01:43:09
joke about, stop, wait, buddy, I’m so01:43:12
alert that you and your dogs won’t01:43:15
keep up with me and the boor decided to01:43:18
run away, he waited only01:43:22
after the lunch hour when all the servants01:43:25
used to get into hay under01:43:27
the barns and opening his mouth and letting out such a01:43:30
snoring whistle that the master's selection became01:43:34
like a factory this time had finally01:43:37
come even and Evtukh closed his eyes01:43:41
stretched out01:43:43
[music] walking01:43:45
into the master's01:43:49
garden it was more noticeable to run into the01:43:53
field this garden, as usual, was terribly01:43:56
neglected and therefore extremely01:44:00
contributed to any secret01:44:02
enterprise, turning off only one01:44:05
path trodden for economic01:44:08
needs, everything else was hidden, densely01:44:11
overgrown with cherries, elderberries, and01:44:19
awakened burdock.01:44:21
Hops covered, as if with a net, the top of01:44:24
all this motley collection of trees and01:44:26
shrubs and formed a roof over them,01:44:30
pouring onto the fence and falling from it like01:44:33
curling snakes Along with the wild01:44:36
field bells, behind the fence that01:44:40
served as the border of the garden, there was a whole forest01:44:43
of weeds, which no one seemed01:44:46
curious enough to look into01:44:49
and into, if he wanted to touch with01:44:52
his blade about the village thick01:44:55
stems,01:44:57
when the philosopher wanted to step over01:45:00
the fence, his teeth chattered and his heart01:45:03
beat so hard that He himself was frightened by the floor of01:45:06
his long mantle, it seemed to stick to01:45:09
the ground as if someone had pinned it01:45:12
[music]01:45:15
with a deafening whistle,01:45:17
some voice crackled in the ears where Where Where01:45:22
Where the philosopher dashed into the weeds and started to01:45:25
run, constantly retreating against old01:45:27
roots and crushing moles with his feet he01:45:31
saw that, having got out of the weeds, he01:45:33
had to run across a field beyond which there were01:45:36
thick blackthorns where he considered himself01:45:38
safe and having passed which, by01:45:41
his assumption, he thought to meet the01:45:43
road straight to Kiev, the Vdg pass and Osya, in the01:45:47
hundred01:45:49
thorns, he climbed through the thorns, leaving01:45:52
pieces of his coat on instead of the duty01:45:55
every sharp thorn and found himself in a01:45:58
small hollow. A willow divided by01:46:01
branches bent indy almost to the01:46:04
ground. A small spring sparkled pure,01:46:07
like silver, the philosopher’s first task was01:46:10
to lie down and drink because he01:46:13
felt an unbearable thirst; good01:46:19
water01:46:26
here, here you can01:46:28
rest. No, it’s better to run forward; there01:46:32
will be an unequal pursuit these words rang out01:46:36
over his ears, he looked around, the damn Eutuchus stood in front of him01:46:38
- the01:46:42
philosopher thought to himself in his hearts, I would have taken you01:46:45
by the legs and your disgusting face and beaten everything that01:46:49
is not on you with an oak log,01:46:52
in vain you gave such a hook much more it’s better01:46:57
to choose the road along which I walked straight01:47:01
past the stables Yes, and a frock coat too It’s a pity, but01:47:05
the cloth is good How much did I pay for Arshin01:47:09
However, we had quite a walk It’s time to go home the01:47:14
Phils smelled the01:47:16
bleach now The damned witch01:47:20
Fefe thought, but what am I really01:47:24
afraid of Am I not a Cossack, after all,01:47:27
he read for two nights, God will help and the third01:47:30
is evident The damned witch has01:47:33
committed quite a lot of sins that the Evil Spirit stands for her01:47:36
such thoughts occupied him01:47:39
when he entered the master's courtyard with01:47:42
such remarks he begged01:47:44
Dorosh, who, through the patronage of01:47:47
the housekeeper, sometimes had access to the master's01:47:49
cellar to pull out a bunch of fusels and both01:47:53
friends, sitting under the barn, pulled out a little01:47:56
more than half a bucket so that the philosopher suddenly got to his01:47:59
feet shouted to the01:48:02
musicians, certainly musicians, and without01:48:05
waiting for the musicians, he set off in the middle of the01:48:09
yard in a cleared place to dance01:48:12
the path, he danced until it was01:48:15
time for afternoon tea and the mongrel shoes01:48:18
he finally spat in a circle and walked01:48:23
away, saying this, how the man dances for a long time.01:48:29
Finally, the philosopher immediately went to bed01:48:32
and a good tub of cold water could only01:48:35
wake him up for01:48:37
dinner at dinner, he talked about what a01:48:40
Cossack is and that he should not be afraid of01:48:44
Nothing on01:48:49
light01:48:57
[music]01:49:00
let's go, said01:49:03
Evtukh, put a match in your tongue, damned knur, the01:49:08
philosopher thought and stood up on his feet, said let's01:49:13
go. Walking along the road, the philosopher constantly01:49:17
looked around And01:49:19
ska01:49:22
Evtukh silently was dearer himself01:49:25
[music]01:49:28
taciturn, in the distance there was a whole flock and the very01:49:33
barking of a dog was like - then it’s01:49:36
scary, it seems as if something else is01:49:39
howling, it’s not a wolf, said dearly, and then the01:49:44
philosopher was silent; -01:50:01
they left as before and the01:50:05
philosopher was left01:50:07
alone, everything was the same, everything was in the same01:50:10
menacingly familiar form, he stopped for a minute in01:50:14
the middle of the Sun, the01:50:16
coffin of the terrible witch also stood motionless, I’m01:50:20
not01:50:21
afraid, by God, I’m not afraid, he said and the01:50:28
ortics began to recall all his01:50:31
spells, the silence was terrible the candles01:50:35
fluttered and bathed the whole church in light, the01:50:38
philosopher turned over one sheet, then01:50:40
turned over another and noticed that what he was01:50:43
reading was not at all what was written in the book.01:50:47
With fear, he01:50:49
began to01:50:51
sing. This somewhat rim of his reading went01:50:55
forward and the sheets flashed one after another,01:50:59
suddenly, in the silence, it burst with a crash. the01:51:03
iron lid01:51:07
[applause] of01:51:08
the coffin and the01:51:14
dead man stood up, he was even more terrible than the first01:51:17
time, his teeth savagely struck the squad in01:51:20
convulsions, his lips moved and01:51:27
screamed wildly throughout the church, icons fell to the ground,01:51:31
they flew from top to bottom, broken01:51:33
glass of the windows, the doors were torn off by a hinge and01:51:37
not mortal the power of monsters flew into God's01:51:43
church, a terrible noise opened and from the01:51:47
scratching of claws filled the entire church,01:51:52
everything flew and ran around, looking for the philosopher everywhere,01:51:56
the last remnant of hops came out of his head,01:51:59
he was just baptized, Yes, he read01:52:02
random prayers and at the same time heard the01:52:05
Evil Spirit rushing around him01:52:08
almost getting caught by the ends of his wings and01:52:11
disgusting tails, he didn’t have the courage01:52:15
to see them only as a01:52:18
monster in his tangled hair,01:52:22
like in the forest, through a network of hair,01:52:25
two eyes looked terribly, raising their eyebrows slightly up,01:52:28
something in the form of a huge bubble was held in the air above him01:52:32
with a thousand01:52:34
pincers stretched out from the middle and the scorpion01:52:39
stung the black Earth hung on them with01:52:42
varnishes. Everyone looked at him, searched and01:52:46
could not see him surrounded by a01:52:50
mysterious circle.01:52:56
Bring step after01:52:59
the howl, the words of01:53:02
a dead man were heard and suddenly there was silence in01:53:06
the church, a wolf howl was heard in the distance01:53:09
and soon heavy sounds were heard The footsteps01:53:15
sounding in01:53:18
the church,01:53:26
looking sideways, he saw that they were leading01:53:29
some kind of01:53:32
squat thing, he was all in the black earth,01:53:37
like stringy strong roots protruded from01:53:40
his legs and arms covered with earth,01:53:45
he was constantly01:53:48
lowered to the very01:53:52
Earth, with horror he noticed the boor that01:53:56
his face was01:53:58
iron they brought him by the arms and01:54:02
put him straight to the place where the boor stood; I ca01:54:23
n’t01:54:25
see my eyelids. Viy said in an underground voice and all01:54:30
the while she rushed to raise his01:54:33
eyelids. Do01:54:35
n’t01:54:37
look. Don’t look. Don’t01:54:39
look - some inner voice whispered01:54:43
to the philosopher; he couldn’t stand it and01:54:48
looked01:54:51
[music ]01:54:55
so01:54:57
he screamed and01:55:02
stared as hard as he could, they rushed at the01:55:05
philosopher, lifeless. He thundered to the ground01:55:09
and the spirit immediately flew out of him out of fear. There was a sound of01:55:20
someone like a butt hitting the windows and doors to01:55:22
fly out as quickly as possible, but it01:55:27
wasn’t so and they stayed there01:55:30
[music ]01:55:36
to bog down such a disgrace to God's01:55:39
shrine and did not dare to serve a memorial service in01:55:42
such a01:55:45
place01:55:48
and in the doors and windows01:55:51
the forest was overgrown with monsters,01:55:55
roots, wild thorn weeds and no one will01:55:59
now find a way to it01:56:06
[music]01:56:29
when rumors about this reached Kiev and the01:56:31
theologian freebies finally heard about such a01:56:34
fate for the boorish philosopher, then he indulged in a whole01:56:38
hour of thinking with him; during that01:56:41
time, great changes took place;01:56:43
happiness smiled on him; at the end of the01:56:45
course of science, he was made a bell-ringer of the01:56:48
highest bell tower and he almost always01:56:51
appeared with a broken nose because the01:56:53
wooden staircase to the bell tower was01:56:55
extremely carelessly01:56:59
done You heard what happened to01:57:03
Khoma, said Tiberius01:57:06
Gorobets, who approached him, who at that time was already a01:57:08
philosopher and wore a fresh mustache,01:57:11
so God gave him, said the bell ringer,01:57:16
let's go to the tavern Let's remember his spirit, a01:57:20
young philosopher who, with the fervor of01:57:22
an enthusiast, began to use his01:57:24
rights So that on the NM and trousers and01:57:27
frock coat even the hat responded with alcohol and01:57:29
tobacco roots at that very moment the01:57:33
glorious man was a boor, the01:57:36
bell-ringer said when the Lame shinkar01:57:39
put the third mug in front of him,01:57:43
the noble A01:57:46
[music]01:57:48
for Why he disappeared because he was afraid And01:57:52
if not I was afraid that the witch01:57:55
couldn’t do anything to him, you just need to01:57:57
cross yourself and spit on her very tail01:58:00
and nothing will happen, I know all this01:58:03
because in Kiev all the women who01:58:05
sit at the market are all01:58:07
witches, to this the bell-ringer nodded his head in01:58:11
agreement But noticing that his tongue01:58:15
could not utter a single word, he01:58:18
carefully stood up at the table and, staggering01:58:20
on both sides, went to hide in the most01:58:24
remote place in the01:58:25
weeds, and did not forget, according to his previous01:58:29
habit, to drag away the old sole from the felted01:58:33
boot01:58:37
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