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old portraits

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if he from the memories of his own and others,

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and

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I think the

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excerpts need a little explanation; I chose

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the form of the story from my own person for

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greater convenience and therefore I ask

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the reader not to take the narrator

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entirely for the personal self of the author himself; the

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very title of the excerpts from

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his memoirs and strangers

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Ivan Turgenev,

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forty-one versts away,

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chewed many years ago,

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my mother’s cousin, a retired guard

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sergeant and a rather rich landowner,

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Alexei Sergeevich Telegin, on

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his family estate in Sukhodolo, he himself

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did not go anywhere and therefore did not visit us, but

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they sent me twice a year to bow to him,

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first with the tutor and then 1

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Alexey Sergeevich always received me

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very cordially and I grieved with him before her

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three by four

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for I knew him as an old man on my first

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visit I remember he was about 12 years old and he was

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already over 70 years old

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he was born during the reign of Empress Elizabeth

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in the last year of her reign, he lived

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alone with his wife Malanya Pavlovna, she

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was ten years younger than his two

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daughters, he lived with her, but they had been married a long time ago

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and rarely visited the dry land

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between them and their parents a black cat

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ran by and Alexey Sergeevich almost

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never mentioned them,

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I see how now this ancient certainly

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noble steppe house is one-story with a

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huge mezzanine, built at the beginning

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of this century

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from surprisingly thick pine logs,

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such logs were brought then from behind the

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Zhizdra pine forest; now there is no trace of them;

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it was very extensive and answered many

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rooms, quite low and dark, the

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windows in the walls were about chopped

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small warmth for the sake of, as usual,

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it should really be said as

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usual, the yard service and the hut surrounded the

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manor's house on all sides and the garden

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adjoining it was small but with good

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fruit trees

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in bulk with apples and pears without seeds, the

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flat, rich black soil steppe stretched for 10 miles all around, no

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tall object for the eye, not a tree, not

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even a bell tower, somewhere perhaps there was a

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windmill with a couple of nuts in the

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wings, certainly dry land inside the house, the

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rooms were filled with ordinary,

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simple furniture, somewhat unusual

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there appeared a milepost standing on the fire of the hall

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with the following

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inscriptions:

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if you walk around the entire hall 68 times

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and you will have made a mile, if you walk 87 times

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from the extreme corner of the living room to the

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right corner of the billiards, you will have made a mile

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and the like, but what was most striking was the

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guest who arrived for the first time a large

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number of paintings hanging on the walls,

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mostly the work of the so-called

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Italian masters, all some

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ancient landscapes to biological and

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religious subjects,

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but since all these paintings were very

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blackened and even while they were being cut, only

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flesh-colored spots hit the eyes,

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they were wavy red cores perry and on an

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invisible torso or arch as if

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hanging in the air or disheveled tree

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with blue foliage or the chest of a nymph with a

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large sleep like the roof of a soup

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bowl

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cut watermelon with black seeds

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chill masses with a feather over a horse's head

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or suddenly protruding from the giant

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brown leg of some apostle

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with muscular calves and raised

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fingers in the living room, in a place of honor

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hung a full-length portrait of Empress Catherine

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the Second, a copy of a famous

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portrait; a

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pot-bellied old man with a one-color,

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plump but pleasant face,

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fallen lips and very lively

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eyes under high eyebrows, he combed the back of his head into a wave of

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sparse hair, he

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only stopped bubbling in 1812,

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Alexei Sergeevich walked with a permanent gray

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jacket and with three collars that

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fell on his shoulders, striped to spare and

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suede pants and dark red

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morocco boots with heart-shaped

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cutouts and tassels at the top of the boot,

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wore a white muslin tie,

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toad cuffs and two gold English

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bulbs, one in each pocket of his

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vest, in his right hand he usually

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held an enameled snuff box of sage

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papal tobacco, and his left rested on a

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cane with silver from long

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use

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Alexey Sergeevich wiped his voice smoothly with his knob; Alexey Sergeevich had a

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squeaky nose and constantly smiled

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affectionately, but as if from on high, not without

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some self-satisfied importance; he

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also laughed affectionately, thin as beads, with a

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small laugh; he was polite and friendly

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to the extreme in the old Catherine

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manner and moved his hands slowly and roundly,

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too, in the old way, due to the

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weakness of his legs, he could not walk, but

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ran with hasty checkers from chair

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to chair in which he sat down suddenly rather

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fell softly like a pillow, as I already said,

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Alexey Sergeevich did

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not go anywhere from his neighbors, he knew

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little, although he loved company, for he

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was talkative, it’s true He had

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plenty of company at home, various

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some of his Stacey guests looked like

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you were

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Mikheich and all the poor nobles in

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worn Cossacks and camisoles often

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lived under his roof from the master's shoulder, not to mention the

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poor nobles with glasses in cotton dresses,

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black scarves in a cape from the garrus

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reticule of my in the tightly clenched fingers of

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different Avdotya hsa wisn their pelageya their

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Mironovna

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and just a fig lushka in the rings to plant and

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planted in the female half

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at the table Alexey Sergeevich and never

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less than 15 people sat down

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like this he in the bread words between all of these

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took root

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Two personalities especially stood out with his cheeks: a dwarf

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nicknamed yanus or a two-faced Danish one,

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and others were of Jewish

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origin

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to the point of madness, Prince L, in contrast to those

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of that time, and what are you doing, this dwarf did not at all

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serve as amusement for the gentlemen and was not a jester,

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on the contrary, he was constantly silent, he had an

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embittered, stern

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frown eyebrows and gritted teeth as soon as

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they turned to him with questions, Alexey

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Sergeevich also called him a philosopher and even

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respected him at the table, he was always the first

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after the guests and hosts to serve dishes, God

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offended him, said Alexey Sergeevich, but it’s

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his God’s sake, and I really shouldn’t

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offend him become why sean filozov

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asked and one day I didn’t favor us with

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the felling as soon as I approached him he would

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immediately turn red and throw hoarsely a stranger

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don’t pester

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how, God have mercy, not sickly call answered

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Alexey Sergeevich

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you sir, look how well he is silent

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and why is he to the street and because

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the sir is that outwardly he has one face,

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so you and the super-speaker judge and the other is

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real, he hides this face knowing 1 and I

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love him for it because it’s a good face, for

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example, you look but don’t

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see anything, but I don’t even say a word I see

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he’s judging me for something

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because he’s strict and he’s always the reason for

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everything, you sir, you won’t understand, but just

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trust me, old man, the real story of the

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two-faced Janus, where he came from, how he

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got there, no one knew Sergeich’s sins, but the

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story of Prince L was well

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known to everyone by a 20-year-old boy and from a rich and

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noble family, he came to serve in the

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guards regiment, the

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very first kurta gi, Empress Catherine

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noticed him and, stopping in front of him,

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pointing at him with a fan,

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said loudly, turning to one of her

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entourage,

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look at Adam Vasilich, what a handsome man, a

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real doll,

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the blood rushed to the poor boy

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Having returned home, he ordered

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the carriage to be laid

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and, putting on Anin’s ribbon, he began

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to drive around the city as if he had been

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hit by an accident, he shouted at everyone, he was a coachman

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who would not stand aside,

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immediately all this was brought to

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the highest attention, an order was issued to

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declare him crazy and send him to prison.

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guarantees to his two brothers and they, without any

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delay,

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took him to the village and put him in a

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stone bag on a chain,

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I want to take advantage of his property, they did not

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release the unfortunate man even when

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he came to his senses and came to his senses and

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kept him locked up until he

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really went crazy

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Their crime didn’t do them any good; Prince L

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outlived his brothers and after long

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ordeals

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found himself in the care of Alexey Sergeevich,

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and to whom his relatives lived, he

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was a fat, completely bald man

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with a long, thin nose and bulging blue

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eyes; he had completely forgotten how to

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speak; he only muttered something

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incomprehensible. He sang ancient

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Russian songs perfectly, retaining the

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silvery freshness of his voice until a very old age, and

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while singing clearly and distinctly pronouncing

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each word, sometimes

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something like rage came over him and then he became

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scared, stood in a corner with his face to the wall

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and was all sweaty and red all over his

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bald spot to the back of his head. Red, bursting into

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evil laughter and stamping his feet, ordered

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to punish someone,

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probably his brothers, beat him, he wheezed, choking and

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coughing from laughter, whip him,

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don’t be sorry, beat him, beat him, my monsters of villains,

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just like that, like this,

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on the eve of his death, he was very surprised,

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scared Alexey Sergeevich and entered his

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room all pale and quiet and

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bowing from the waist, he first

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thanked for the shelter and contempt and

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then asked to send for the priest

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because death had come to him, he saw it and

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he had to forgive everyone and

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whitewash himself, how did you see it,

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Alexei Sergeevich muttered in amazement

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the first time he heard it from him, a coherent

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speech of some kind from himself with a scythe or

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not, answered Prince L, a

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simple old woman in a jacket, only a

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voice on her forehead 1,

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but there is no eye for that and an age,

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and the next day Prince L actually

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died, having done everything he should and and

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said goodbye to everyone

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intelligibly and tenderly that's how I'll

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die noticed Alexey Sergeevich was there

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and exactly something similar happened to him, about

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which after

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the pen we will return to the same with the neighbors,

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I already said Alexey Sergeevich was not around

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and they did not like him, they called him an

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eccentric, a proud mockingbird and

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not even recognizing the authorities Martin and estamp

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not understanding, of course, the meaning of this

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last word, to some extent

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the neighbors were right,

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Alexey Sergeich lived for almost 70 years in a row in

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his dry land, having almost

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no relations with the powers that be,

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with the authorities and the court, a

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court for a robber, a command for a soldier,

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he said, he said, thank God, I am not a robber and the

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soldier was a bit eccentric. Alexey

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Sergeevich

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but his soul was not small,

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I’ll tell you something about him

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for certain, I never knew what

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his political opinions were, if only

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such a new expression can be applied to him,

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but in his own way he was an aristocrat,

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more an aristocrat than a gentleman, more than once he

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regretted about the fact that God did not give him a son, an

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heir in honor of the family in the continuation

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of the surname;

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in his office there was a

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family tree of their Telegins hanging on the wall, very

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branched with many circles in the form of

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apples in a golden frame,

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we are Telegins and he said a mouth from the

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eternal horse, how many of us are Telegins theirs it was

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in the hallway we didn’t drag around the ridges didn’t bend

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pour un daughters’ legs didn’t stand up for

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the dishes they fed me a sting Vanya’s bath

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sewed on to Moscow didn’t drag in St. Petersburg no

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slander chili sydney messi deeds everyone in

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their own chita their own person on their own land

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nests ry sir domovity and myself although

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he served in the guard, thank you, Alexei Sergeevich did not last long,

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he preferred the old

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days, he was freer, then it was nice

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to clean it up, I’ll report to you,

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and since 1800, why exactly since this year

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he hasn’t explained, my brother, you’re gone, this is

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the military of the Chinese soldier, who actually went to their

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head, gentlemen, military men - then there is

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saltana from rooster tails and they themselves

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resembled roosters, they tied their necks tight on the

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togas of the guys, their eyes are goggled, and how not to

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wheeze on the stones, some police corporal

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drove up to you, I say, before you, your honor, wish, I

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decided to surprise you with something, and I myself know that since there is

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good waiting for me, I

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have to It’s your business and his, respectable sir,

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first, unbutton the hooks on your collar,

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otherwise, God have mercy, you’ll sneeze, and what

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will happen to you, what will happen to you, you’ll burst like a

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mushroom, a raincoat, and I’ll answer

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and drink Janetti, the military gentlemen, Vova

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Vova,

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I’ll order them to serve more and more Tsimlyansky

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because to them that Tsimlyanskoe that the

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master is so all one smoothly soon so it

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passes in their throat where to distinguish from but they

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also began to suck on this pacifier,

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smoke tobacco, the military

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man stuffs this very pacifier under his mustache into the

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ruin of his nostrils, his mouth and even his ears, he blows smoke and

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thinks that the hero is

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easy, my swelling is at least one of them and the

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Senate is a thief and the other is some kind of curator, also this pacifier is a vessel

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and Alexey Sergeevich also considers himself to be smart,

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tolerate him smoking tobacco, here are also

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dogs, especially small ones, but if you are a

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Frenchman, keep yourself a lapdog, you run you

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jump back and forth

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and the hell behind you with his tail in the air, and to our

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brother she

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was very neat and fastidious about

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the Empress Catherine, he spoke with nothing less

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than delight and a sublime, somewhat

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bookish style, the demigod was not a man,

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you sir, just look at that smile he

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added he respectfully pointed out the new

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Kiev portrait and you yourself agree,

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demigod I was 100 happy in my life

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that I was honored to behold this smile of

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his century will not be erased from

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my heart and at the same time he told

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anecdotes of Catherine’s life that I have

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never happened to read or hear anywhere, here’s

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one Of them,

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okay, Sergeich did not allow the slightest

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hint of the weaknesses of the great queen,

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and finally he exclaimed, the unclenching

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can be judged in the same way as other people,

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one day, during the morning toilet in the

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monty powder, sitting, she ordered to comb her

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hair, and why did Kanner Frau run

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a comb and electric sparks so they

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pour in,

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then she called over to her, who was immediately on

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duty,

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Rogerson, who was on duty, and told him, I know I’m

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condemned for some actions, but you see this

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electricity, therefore, given

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my nature and build,

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you yourself can conclude, you’re a doctor, that it’s

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unfair to condemn me and the

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indelible memory of Alexei Sergeevich remained in my memory

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and the next incident he

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once stood on the inner guard in the palace

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and he was only 16 and then

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the Empress passes by him, he salutes and

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she with tenderness here again

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Alexey Sergeevich exclaimed,

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smiling at my youth and in response to my zeal, she

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deigned to give me her hand to kiss

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and pat me on the cheek

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and ask me who I was from and what surname,

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and then the

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old man’s voice usually broke off,

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then she ordered my mother to bow on her

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behalf and thank her for

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raising her children so well

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and whether I sat down in the sky or on the earth and

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how and where she deigned to retire in the

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furnace or soared in a friend or continued in peace

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to this day I don’t know.

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I more than once tried to ask Alexey

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Sergeevich about those ancient times

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about the people surrounding the empress, but he

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mostly evaded what a in the old days,

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he used to say that he was only

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torturing himself, that you were a fine fellow then,

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and now you don’t even have the last teeth in your mouth

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before that, good old man,

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well, God bless her,

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and as for those people, you’re

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tea and gas

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about random people you start talking

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so you saw how a blister pops up on the water

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while he sat down and holds on what

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colors play on it, red and yellow and blue,

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just say it’s a rainbow or a diamond,

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only the speed is from a stupid tsa

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and there is no trace of it, and so those people are

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like that were, well, Potemkin asked, I

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once Alexey Sergeevich assumed an important

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air Potemkin Grigory Alexanderovich was the

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husband of the state

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theologian of Catherine’s

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child, and so it must be said,

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but enough about that Sudarik

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Alexey Sergeevich was a very

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pious man and although through force, he

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regularly attended church; there was a

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superstition in him unnoticed, he

00:20:13

mocked the signs of the eye and other

00:20:15

indiscretions; however, he did not like it when a hare

00:20:19

crossed his path and meeting his father

00:20:21

was not entirely pleasant for him; therefore, he

00:20:25

was very respectful of spiritual blitzes and

00:20:27

approached for blessings and even

00:20:30

kissed his hand every time,

00:20:31

but reluctantly I talked to them, a very

00:20:34

strong spirit comes from them, he explained that

00:20:37

I am a sinner in the wrong way and the hair was going down,

00:20:40

their hair is so big until it’s oily, he

00:20:42

will comb it in all directions, they think that

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the topic is disrespect, and loudly

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and between conversations they quack out of timidity or

00:20:50

something, or top wishes me that to please, well,

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and they remind me of the hour of death, but after

00:20:57

all, I still want to live, only you, sir,

00:21:00

don’t repeat these speeches after me,

00:21:03

respect the spiritual than only fools do not

00:21:07

respect him and it’s my fault that in his old age

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it’s nonsense for the garage,

00:21:13

Alexei Sergeevich was accounting for copper

00:21:16

money like everyone else the nobles of that time,

00:21:19

but to some extent, by reading himself, he

00:21:21

made up for this deficiency of the book; he read

00:21:24

only the Russians of the end of the last century,

00:21:26

found the newest writers insipid and

00:21:29

weak in style; while reading, a

00:21:35

silver bow with some special

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mint foamy kvass from which was

00:21:40

pleasant was placed next to him on a one-legged round table. the smell spread throughout all

00:21:42

the rooms, and

00:21:43

he himself finally

00:21:45

put on large round glasses,

00:21:47

but lately he had not been reading so much

00:21:49

as he was looking thoughtfully above the frames of his glasses,

00:21:51

raising his eyebrows, chewing his lips and sighing,

00:21:56

once I found him crying with a book on his

00:21:59

lap, which I must admit was very

00:22:01

surprising, I

00:22:02

remembered to him the following poems about the all-

00:22:06

victorious human race

00:22:09

are unknown to you, peace you are only

00:22:12

he and you find the dust of the magician, if

00:22:16

you swallow the bitterness of the bitterness of all peace sleep

00:22:21

a dead man, but the cry of a living

00:22:27

poem, these were composed by a certain Garmish

00:22:31

Garmish wandering pitai whom

00:22:34

Alexei Sergeevich sheltered in his house like

00:22:36

this how he seemed to him to be a

00:22:39

delicate person, you even had soup, they wore

00:22:41

shoes with bows for us, spoke in o and

00:22:44

raised his eyes to the sky, often sighed,

00:22:46

besides all these advantages, garbich was

00:22:49

proud of speaking a

00:22:50

fair amount of French and would

00:22:52

have been educated in a Jesuit colleague's

00:22:54

mind, Alexey Sergeevich

00:22:56

only raised but got drunk once

00:22:59

dead drunk in a tavern, this very

00:23:01

slender Darnitsky

00:23:02

had an exorbitant rampage,

00:23:07

shattering Alexei Sergeevich's

00:23:09

cook's valet, 2 others who turned up

00:23:12

and even a stranger's carpenter,

00:23:15

and breaking several glass windows in the windows,

00:23:17

and screaming furiously, but I'll prove to them that

00:23:21

these Russian parasites are

00:23:24

unpolished and what kind of this 1000 stuffy

00:23:28

creature of strength manifested itself barely

00:23:30

brought together eight people with him for this very

00:23:33

riot Alexey Sergey branch

00:23:34

of the poet push him out of the house

00:23:37

having put her in pre-Athens with a

00:23:39

drone it was snowing

00:23:41

it was winter in order to wipe his vision

00:23:44

yes he said Alexey Sergeevich

00:23:47

was there my couple

00:23:49

was a horse before he rode

00:23:52

so I didn’t even have poets in my core and I

00:23:55

bought paintings and books from

00:23:58

Jews and the geese were no worse than Mukhanov’s

00:24:01

pigeons tumbler and real clay pigeons,

00:24:06

then I was willing to do everything for the sake of dog lovers, I was

00:24:09

never there because I was zealous for drunken

00:24:11

gayars, I was indomitable so that the

00:24:15

cart needs not the first grade in everything, but

00:24:18

God have mercy and the horse farm was a

00:24:21

success and send the horses

00:24:23

where do you think the sudik from those very

00:24:26

famous factories of Tsar Ivan

00:24:29

Alekseevich

00:24:31

brother Peter the Great I’m telling you right,

00:24:35

all the stallions are borax in oil manes tow tow

00:24:39

tails or you and all that was a rich

00:24:45

overgrowth of vanity of vanities and all sorts of

00:24:48

vanity, but why should

00:24:51

every person regret it? He set his limit

00:24:54

higher than the sky; you can’t fly in the water;

00:24:57

you can’t live from the earth; you won’t leave the earth; we’ll still live, after

00:25:01

all;

00:25:07

the master was, according to them, a

00:25:10

kind

00:25:11

heart, not a breakdown chiwawa, only they

00:25:14

repeated that

00:25:16

Alexei Sergeevich had been eaten up on the balcony before, and he himself

00:25:19

went into everything and went into the field and to the mill and the

00:25:21

oil slaughterhouse and into the barn and into the

00:25:23

peasant huts, everyone was

00:25:25

familiar with his upholstered racing droshky

00:25:27

crimson through the forests and harnessed by a rose and a

00:25:30

wide horse, his entire forehead was pierced,

00:25:32

nicknamed the lantern from that very

00:25:36

famous factory, Alexey Sergeich himself

00:25:39

ruled it, twisting the ends of the reins under his

00:25:41

fists, and when he hit 70 years old, the

00:25:44

old man gave up on everything and entrusted

00:25:46

the management of the estate to the mayor, he was the type

00:25:48

secretly afraid and called micromega

00:25:52

himself Waldorf memories and you are

00:25:54

just a robber but the robber has a

00:25:57

lot to say in a panic he trained

00:26:00

says he used to look with a smile the very

00:26:03

eyes of the robber all your mercy weighed

00:26:06

answered Antip mercy mercy and only

00:26:08

you look at me micro mangas peasants

00:26:11

for don’t you dare touch my eye servants

00:26:14

they will complain cane

00:26:16

you see a cane nearby then

00:26:19

your father Alexey Sergeevich I

00:26:21

always remember well

00:26:22

answers Antip micromegas before stroking his

00:26:25

beard then and there remember both the master and the bailiff

00:26:29

both laugh in each other’s faces

00:26:32

from the yard we are generally with the serfs

00:26:35

Alexey Sergeevich loved this word with people and his subjects,

00:26:38

he treated meekly because in essence

00:26:40

his nephews have nothing except a

00:26:43

cross on their neck and even here they could

00:26:46

n’t covet someone else’s copper where there was

00:26:49

no reason to be and there was nothing to say that in the so-

00:26:52

called serfdom question

00:26:54

at that time no one he thought he could not

00:26:58

worry Alexei Sergeevich and he

00:26:59

calmly ruled over his subjects, but he

00:27:02

condemned bad landowners and called them

00:27:04

enemies of his rank, he generally

00:27:08

divided the nobles into 3 categories: those who were pathetic to theirs are not enough on those who were

00:27:12

dissolute to theirs enough and in any case

00:27:15

confused with whom are at least a dime a dozen

00:27:19

and if any of they are cool with their subjects,

00:27:21

the oppressor in that I am sinful before God

00:27:24

and guilty before people, but

00:27:28

life was good for the servants of the old man

00:27:30

behind the eye subject, of course worse,

00:27:33

despite the cane that he threatened

00:27:35

micromegas

00:27:36

and how many of these same

00:27:38

servants there were in his house and more and more old,

00:27:42

wiry, hairy grumpy in the shoulders,

00:27:45

bent and in nanka you and long hollow

00:27:47

kaftans dressed with a strong sour

00:27:50

smell

00:27:52

and in the female half the only thing you could hear was

00:27:54

holly son and the slap of

00:27:56

skirts of the chief valet was called

00:28:00

Irinarch and Alexei Sergeevich always called him with a

00:28:03

drawn-out cry Irinarch

00:28:08

he called others little guy who is a

00:28:11

subject of the

00:28:12

bells, he couldn’t stand what kind of

00:28:14

tavern God have mercy and it surprised me

00:28:17

that no matter what time this

00:28:19

Sergei called his valet, he immediately

00:28:22

appeared as if he had grown out of the ground and, with his

00:28:25

heels pulled together and his hands behind his back,

00:28:28

stood in front of the master, sullen as if an evil

00:28:32

but zealous servant

00:28:36

was generous Alexey Sergeevich was not in

00:28:38

condition but did not like when he was called a

00:28:41

benefactor what kind of benefactor am I to you, sir,

00:28:43

I am doing good for myself they do you,

00:28:46

my sir, when he was angry or

00:28:48

indignant he always turned off to the

00:28:50

beggar he said he give once give 2

00:28:54

falls 3

00:28:55

but if he comes to give it for the fourth time, then still

00:28:59

give it to him, just add to

00:29:01

it, brother, what else would you work with?

00:29:16

they came running to him for

00:29:18

help, he treated at his own expense, although the software did

00:29:21

not believe the doctors and never sent for them, the

00:29:23

deceased mother assured him that he

00:29:30

treated all illnesses with Provençal oil and salt, and gave and rubbed them inside and everything

00:29:33

went fine,

00:29:35

and my mother, who was she like when Peter the

00:29:38

Great was born? you had yours, just

00:29:41

figure this out, the

00:29:42

Russian man was Alexey Sergeevich in

00:29:44

everything he loved Russian dishes, he loved

00:29:47

Russian songs about the factory accordion, he hated the

00:29:50

invention, he loved to watch the round

00:29:53

dances of the maidens, the dances of the women in his youth,

00:29:56

he himself, they say, sang passionately and danced

00:29:58

dashingly loved to take a bath in the bathhouse so much

00:30:01

to steam that Irinarch, who served him as a

00:30:04

bathhouse attendant, all his birch in beer,

00:30:07

soaked with a broom, rubbed with a

00:30:11

washcloth, rolled us or us with a bubble on the

00:30:13

master's member, this faithful devotee and

00:30:16

Renard used to say every time, cutting off

00:30:19

from a shelf red like a new copper statue,

00:30:22

well, this time I am God's servant Irinarch tala

00:30:25

bay of still survived

00:30:26

something will be next

00:30:30

and Alexey Sergeevich spoke in glorious

00:30:32

Russian,

00:30:33

somewhat old-fashioned but tasty and

00:30:35

pure like spring water, every now and then

00:30:38

sprinkling the speech with his

00:30:39

loved ones with the catchers in parts and God have mercy

00:30:42

as well as no sir to sudarik

00:30:47

but by the way it will be about We

00:30:50

are talking about Alexey Sergeich and you and

00:30:52

your spouses are not very plump,

00:30:56

not plump, a native of Moscow, the first

00:30:59

was known as a beauty in Moscow and

00:31:02

Venus, I knew her already as an old thin

00:31:06

woman with delicate but insignificant

00:31:08

facial features behind those crooked teeth in a

00:31:11

tiny mouth with many small

00:31:13

curled yellow curls on her forehead with

00:31:16

dyed eyebrows,

00:31:17

she always wore pyramidal

00:31:20

chips with pink ribbons, high leggings

00:31:23

not around the neck, a white short dress,

00:31:26

you were depressed in shoes with red

00:31:28

heels, and on top of the dress she wore a

00:31:30

blue satin jacket with the

00:31:34

sleeve pulled down on the right shoulder,

00:31:37

exactly the same outfit she was wearing

00:31:41

Peter's Day 1789

00:31:48

she went on that day, while still a girl,

00:31:51

with her family to the Khodynka field to watch the

00:31:54

famous fist fight organized by

00:31:56

Orlov

00:31:57

and Count Alexei Grigorievich

00:32:01

and how many times have I heard this story,

00:32:06

noticing me, he came up and bowed

00:32:11

lightly, taking the hat in both hands and said

00:32:16

so, the beauty is written she said something, this is the

00:32:21

sleeve from the shoulder, she lowered

00:32:22

al, too, to fist-fight with me,

00:32:25

if you please, only on Prithi, I tell

00:32:28

you, he defeated me, I surrender, and I am your

00:32:31

prisoner, and everyone looked at us

00:32:36

in surprise,

00:32:38

and since then she has constantly worn this same toilet,

00:32:42

but not

00:32:46

I was wearing a cap then and a hat a la stock exchanges dt om nom

00:32:49

and although I had one

00:32:52

genuine hair like gold and through or so and

00:32:55

through or a little incomplete it was stupid what

00:32:58

is called to the holiness of the bolt of Lazarus

00:33:01

as if I myself didn’t know well that

00:33:03

this was coming out of her mouth and more and more

00:33:06

both the head of the eagles became, one might say, the

00:33:09

main interest of her life, she

00:33:11

usually entered, no

00:33:14

popped up, moving her head regularly near the

00:33:17

floor into the room, she

00:33:19

stood in the middle somehow strangely

00:33:21

twisting one leg and holding the

00:33:24

end of her lowered sleeve with two fingers.

00:33:29

Orlov might have liked this pose too,

00:33:31

proudly casually looking around

00:33:34

as she explores the beauties,

00:33:36

even trying to wave and whisper, just like

00:33:40

some

00:33:41

annoying gentleman in the soup round pestered her

00:33:44

with compliments and suddenly left, stamping

00:33:47

his heel and jerking his shoulder, tobacco 1 also

00:33:52

sniffed civilian from a tiny bonbonniere

00:33:55

to 100 with his tiny golden spoon and

00:33:58

from time to time, especially when a

00:34:01

new face appeared, she brought her

00:34:04

eyes from below to the magician’s nose, she saw perfectly a

00:34:07

double dive in the form of a flyer, swaggering and

00:34:11

twirling the shore and a handle with a separated

00:34:15

finger,

00:34:17

how many times she described it to me little did not fall

00:34:19

on my wedding in the Church of the Ascension, that there was

00:34:23

such a good church on the Arbat, and how the whole of Moscow was

00:34:26

present, the crush was so

00:34:29

terrible, hemlock carriages in golden carriages,

00:34:32

fast walkers, one of Count Zavadovsky’s fast walkers

00:34:35

even fell under the wheels and married us in

00:34:39

the archives himself, and in the wildness of what he said, everyone

00:34:42

cried where I was I can’t see all the tears,

00:34:45

tears,

00:34:46

but the governor-general’s horses were of a

00:34:48

tiger color, and how many flowers

00:34:52

they brought, they were filled with flowers, and how on this

00:34:56

occasion, one rich foreigner

00:34:58

shot himself with a rich man out of love, and how Orlov was

00:35:03

also present here and, approaching

00:35:06

Alexey Sergeich, congratulated him

00:35:08

and called him his lucky

00:35:12

lucky brother you brother lip-slap

00:35:15

and in response to these words Alexey

00:35:18

Sergeevich bowed so wonderfully and waved the brim of his

00:35:22

hat across the floor from left to right,

00:35:25

saying your Excellency now there is a line between

00:35:28

you and my wife that

00:35:30

you will not cross

00:35:35

and Alexey Grigory Orlov immediately understood and

00:35:39

praised

00:35:41

he was such a person, such a person, and then

00:35:44

another time, Alexis and I were with him

00:35:47

in Bali, I was already married and what

00:35:50

wonderful diamond buttons he had on,

00:35:52

I couldn’t resist praising what I’m telling

00:35:56

you, Count, wonderful diamonds, the UN

00:35:59

immediately took a knife from the table and cut one off

00:36:04

a button and presented it to me and said that

00:36:07

you have a little head in your eyes, diamonds are a hundred times better,

00:36:10

stand in front of the mirror and

00:36:14

compare, and I stood and he stood

00:36:19

next to me, well, who is right, but with

00:36:23

his eyes and in the water he leads around

00:36:25

me and Alexey Sergeich

00:36:28

was very embarrassed here, well, I told him, Alexis,

00:36:31

I told him, please Nikonov,

00:36:33

you should call me better and he didn’t

00:36:37

answer, be calm, Milana,

00:36:41

and I now have these very diamonds

00:36:44

around the medallion Alexey Grigorievich,

00:36:46

you saw tea for tea, darling, I saw him on

00:36:48

holidays our shoulder on the St. George

00:36:50

ribbon because he was brave, he was a very hero, the

00:36:55

St. George cavalier, the Turk Jok

00:36:59

was very little, not full of women,

00:37:02

very kind, it was easy to please her, it wasn’t

00:37:06

she who gnawed at you, she didn’t respond to you,

00:37:08

they responded to the mountains to the point of passion,

00:37:11

she loved a little incomplete, everything sweet and a special

00:37:14

old lady who was only engaged in

00:37:16

making jam and therefore formed in the arena

00:37:19

high 1 to 10 per day, he brought her a

00:37:22

Chinese saucer, either with pink

00:37:24

leaves in sugar or with barberry in his

00:37:28

midou or with pineapple sherbet

00:37:33

plan fell, she was afraid of loneliness,

00:37:36

terrible thoughts then found her and

00:37:38

was almost constantly surrounded when he chewed the Komi

00:37:41

whom he convincingly asked for and said they

00:37:44

say, just sit like that, just

00:37:47

warm your seats

00:37:49

and they chattered like canaries, being

00:37:52

no less devout than Alexey Sergeevich, and

00:37:54

she really loved to pray, but since, according to

00:37:57

her, she had not learned to read prayers well, she

00:37:59

stuck to it the poor

00:38:01

widow and the canine, who

00:38:05

prayed so deliciously, would not falter for a century, and

00:38:08

indeed the savage knew how to somehow

00:38:10

uncontrollably pronounce prayer words

00:38:13

without interrupting them, not while exhaling,

00:38:16

not while exhaling, the sap was full of listening and was

00:38:20

moved to accept the other

00:38:22

widow had to tell

00:38:24

bedtime stories for her, but she only asked for the old ones; she did

00:38:27

n’t fall for the ones that I already know, but you were

00:38:30

all made up; she

00:38:33

was very little incomplete; frivolous and

00:38:36

sometimes suspicious; suddenly

00:38:37

something came into her head;

00:38:45

and you know who I am, a Buryat prince, so you

00:38:50

repent and the wrong house will be set on fire out of melancholy. There

00:38:53

was little Nepal, just

00:38:57

like Alexey Sergeevich,

00:38:58

but I never gave money, I didn’t

00:39:02

want to dirty trays with earrings,

00:39:04

dresses, ribbons, or from the table I’ll send a piece of

00:39:07

pie to the roast. they tass swears

00:39:10

wine women on holidays also

00:39:14

loved to treat they will dance she stamps her heels

00:39:18

and strikes a pose

00:39:21

Alexey Sergeevich knew very well that

00:39:23

his wife was stupid, but almost from the first

00:39:27

year of marriage he taught himself to pretend that

00:39:29

she had a very sharp tongue and liked to

00:39:33

say barbs it happened as soon as she got

00:39:36

too loose, he immediately shook his little

00:39:39

finger and said, oh tongue,

00:39:42

tongue, he ’ll get it in the next world, pierced with a

00:39:45

hot stiletto,

00:39:47

a little incomplete, however, she wasn’t offended on

00:39:50

the contrary,

00:39:51

and as if it was flattering to hear such

00:39:53

words that it’s not my fault that the mind

00:39:57

was born

00:39:59

a little incompletely adored her husband

00:40:03

and remained an approximately faithful wife all her life,

00:40:07

but there was also an object in her life, a young

00:40:10

nephew

00:40:11

qusar, killed as she believed before the duel because

00:40:14

of her,

00:40:16

and according to more reliable information, died

00:40:19

from a blow to the head with a cue in a tavern

00:40:22

company, a

00:40:23

watercolor portrait of this the item

00:40:26

was kept in her secret drawer and did

00:40:28

n’t fall a little every time her soul blushed

00:40:31

when she mentioned the capiton ear that was the name of the

00:40:34

item Alexei Sergeevich

00:40:37

frowned outwardly again, threatened with his little finger and

00:40:40

said don’t trust the horse in the field and the wife in

00:40:43

the house oh this capiton ear cupid for me

00:40:48

your ear was then a little not full all of you were trembling

00:40:52

and exclaiming

00:40:53

Alexis you are burning new Alexis of the summit you

00:40:58

probably waved with different with blow

00:41:01

Komi so you think but floor to floor and

00:41:05

little Nyushka interrupted with a smile Alexey

00:41:07

Sergeevich

00:41:08

white your dress and your soul was even whiter

00:41:11

white xyz belay

00:41:13

oh tongue honor and tongue repeated

00:41:18

Liksys and ruffled her hand the

00:41:25

same money is not enough in Nepal and it would not be even

00:41:26

more appropriate than about the beliefs of Alexey

00:41:28

Sergeevich

00:41:29

however I once had to witness a

00:41:31

strange manifestation behind that he their

00:41:33

feelings my aunts

00:41:36

I once in a conversation mentioned a

00:41:37

well-known shishkov scam little Nepal she

00:41:40

suddenly became dead in the face

00:41:42

and turned dead green despite the

00:41:46

applied whitewash and rouge

00:41:49

and in a dull, completely sincere voice

00:41:51

that happened to her very rarely, she

00:41:54

usually seemed to be

00:41:55

showing off a little, she tinted herself until she burbled and

00:41:58

talked about

00:41:59

who it was about you called it and the pike of the night does not

00:42:04

pronounce this name.

00:42:06

I was surprised at what meaning this name could have

00:42:09

for such a harmless and innocent

00:42:12

creature who would not only do but even

00:42:15

think anything

00:42:17

inadmissible, but a not entirely cheerful

00:42:20

reflection brought me this fear

00:42:22

that manifested itself almost through

00:42:24

half a century

00:42:28

downloaded a

00:42:29

speech in the eighty-eighth year from the

00:42:31

birth of 1848, which apparently

00:42:36

confused even him

00:42:39

and his death was quite strange, he

00:42:43

still felt well in the morning, although he did

00:42:45

not leave his chair at all, and suddenly he

00:42:48

calls his wife for

00:42:49

a little sniff. here

00:42:52

that you alexis it’s

00:42:54

time for me to die, my dear, that’s why God bless

00:42:57

you Alexey Sergeevich and why is this so and

00:42:59

why

00:43:02

first of all you need to know honor and

00:43:06

I also look at myself and at other people’s

00:43:09

legs and full on the hands and those strangers

00:43:15

looked at belly and belly is someone else's, it means

00:43:19

someone else's eyelid I'm eating, let's go to the priest and for now

00:43:21

put me on the bed

00:43:23

from which I won't get up a

00:43:26

little didn't fall on I was alarmed, however,

00:43:29

I put the old man to bed because of the priest sent

00:43:31

Alexey Sergeich confessed, took communion, said goodbye to the household

00:43:33

and began to fall asleep

00:43:37

sat a little incomplete at his bed,

00:43:40

Alexis suddenly screamed, don’t scare me, don’t

00:43:42

close your eyes,

00:43:44

it hurts, that the old man looked at his wife,

00:43:47

it doesn’t hurt, nothing hurts, but it’s hard

00:43:50

to breathe, it’s hard,

00:43:52

then after a little silence, Nyushka

00:43:56

said, he

00:43:58

said, life has slipped by,

00:44:02

and remember how we got married, what a

00:44:05

couple they were, you were handsome my lexis my

00:44:09

beloved was

00:44:12

the old man silent again

00:44:15

Nyushka

00:44:17

we will meet in the next world I will

00:44:19

pray to God about it Alexis and the old woman burst into

00:44:22

tears well don’t cry stupid maybe

00:44:26

God will make us younger there and we will become

00:44:29

a couple again Alexis will be younger to his Lord

00:44:34

everything is possible Alexey Sergeevich noticed

00:44:36

he is a miracle worker

00:44:39

perhaps he'll make you smart, but

00:44:42

my darling joked, joked, let me kiss your hand,

00:44:46

and I kissed yours

00:44:49

and both old men kissed each other's hand on the

00:44:52

eyeliner

00:44:56

chiudi, even though it's hard to forget, it's not pawno, she

00:44:59

looked at him with emotion, throwing off the rubber

00:45:01

band from her eyelashes with the tip of her finger,

00:45:04

sat there for two hours, and

00:45:07

asked for rest. in a whisper the old woman said

00:45:10

that it was good to pray skillfully leaning out from

00:45:12

behind the Irinarch who stood motionless as a

00:45:15

pillar at the door and looked intently

00:45:19

at the departing baleno

00:45:22

resting answered a little incomplete in a whisper

00:45:25

and suddenly Alexey Sergeevich opened his eyes

00:45:29

my faithful friend babbled he wife

00:45:33

almost 1

00:45:35

in you would bow for all your love

00:45:38

and fidelity where to get up

00:45:41

to go I will cross you a little incomplete

00:45:44

moved forward bent over

00:45:47

but the raised hand fell powerlessly on the

00:45:50

blanket

00:45:51

after a few moments Alexey Sergeevich did not become

00:45:57

he was only in time for the funeral with their husbands they

00:46:00

had no children from either of them

00:46:04

Sergeychik did not offend in his will although

00:46:07

and did not remember them on my deathbed,

00:46:11

my heart went to them, my heart told me

00:46:14

once,

00:46:15

knowing his kindness, I marveled at his words,

00:46:19

it’s difficult to judge parents with children, a

00:46:22

large ravine is small and cracks begin,

00:46:26

Alexey Sergeevich told me another

00:46:28

time on the same occasion

00:46:30

warship, the wound heals in the middle even though the nail wo

00:46:34

n’t grow back,

00:46:38

it doesn’t give up that the daughters were ashamed of their

00:46:42

eccentric old men a month later, not the

00:46:45

moll tables they are full of the

00:46:48

very day of Alexei Sergeevich’s death, she

00:46:50

almost never got up and didn’t dress up, but they

00:46:53

buried her in a blue jacket and with an

00:46:55

Orlov medallion on her shoulder, only without

00:46:58

diamonds they were divided by her daughters under the

00:47:01

pretext that those diamonds would be used for

00:47:03

the frames of images,

00:47:05

in reality they used them to

00:47:07

decorate their own persons,

00:47:12

so my old people stand before me alive

00:47:16

and I keep good memories of them; meanwhile,

00:47:20

my very last visit to

00:47:23

them and

00:47:25

even then I was a student, an event took place

00:47:27

which brought some discord

00:47:30

into the harmoniously patriarchal

00:47:32

mood that the Teleginsky house

00:47:35

inspired on me,

00:47:38

among the yard servants there was no one,

00:47:42

Ivan, nicknamed the dry coachman and

00:47:44

or heaps of rock, as he was nicknamed for

00:47:48

his small stature, despite his already middle-aged

00:47:51

years, he

00:47:52

was a tiny man, a fidgety,

00:47:54

snub-nosed man curly-haired with an ever-laughing

00:47:57

baby face and big mouse eyes,

00:48:01

he was a joker in the technician,

00:48:04

killed all sorts of things, killed to make fireworks, let off

00:48:06

snakes in all the games, played while standing on a horse,

00:48:09

rode the highest of all, flew up on a swing,

00:48:12

even killed Chinese shadows, imagine

00:48:15

no one amused the children better than him, and

00:48:18

he himself he was happy to fuss with them all day long, the

00:48:20

whole house would start laughing, he would shake

00:48:23

here and there, they would answer him, they

00:48:25

would sort everyone out and swear until they laughed, he danced

00:48:29

it to you, it’s surprising, especially the

00:48:32

fish, a chorus of dances will burst out, a guy will

00:48:36

come out to the middle of the circle, and, well, spin around, jump,

00:48:38

trample with his feet, and then

00:48:41

how three winter tit and it represents the

00:48:44

movement of a fish that was thrown out of the water

00:48:47

onto land and it bends like this even

00:48:51

brings its heels to the back of its head and then it

00:48:55

jumps up because of the cackling, the earth beneath it

00:48:58

trembles,

00:49:00

Alexey Sergeevich was big, as I

00:49:02

already said, the hunter cannot do round dances

00:49:05

resist so as not to scream Vanyusha

00:49:07

here, the coachman to the fish for us, I’m bringing him in, and a

00:49:11

minute later all sorts of akhun is whispering enthusiastically,

00:49:17

and on my last visit this

00:49:19

same Ivan Sukhikh comes into my room and without

00:49:22

saying a word he kneels and

00:49:25

what’s wrong with you you save the master, how

00:49:29

is it,

00:49:30

and Ivan told me his misfortune here,

00:49:34

he traded an udder twenty years ago from the

00:49:38

dry masters for another Telegin serf,

00:49:43

it’s just you Minin, without any

00:49:46

formalities, the paper the little man given for him

00:49:49

died and the dry gentlemen forgot

00:49:53

about Ivan

00:49:54

and he stayed in the house of Alexey Sergeevich and

00:49:56

as his own, his nickname alone

00:49:58

would have reminded him of his origin, but then

00:50:00

his former masters died and less

00:50:03

fell into other hands and the new owner

00:50:05

about whom there were rumors that he was a

00:50:07

cruel tormentor having found out that one of

00:50:11

his serfs

00:50:13

Alexey Sergeevich acquired the right without any appearance and began to

00:50:16

demand it back; in case of refusal, he

00:50:19

threatened with court and fines and threatened not in

00:50:22

vain, since he himself was in the rank of

00:50:24

Privy Councilor and had great

00:50:26

weight in the province. Evans, frightened, rushed to the

00:50:30

fox Sergeevich, he

00:50:31

felt sorry for his old man. Dancer and

00:50:34

offered them to the Privy Councilor to buy

00:50:37

it from him for good money, but the Privy

00:50:39

Councilor did not want to hear it, he was

00:50:42

Little Russian

00:50:43

and stubborn as hell, I had to give the

00:50:46

poor man away, I

00:50:49

restrained myself, I got comfortable here, I

00:50:52

served bread here, I ate bread and I wish I could die here,

00:50:54

he told me and watt and there was no longer a smile

00:50:57

on his face, on the contrary, she seemed to have turned to stone,

00:50:59

and now I have to go to this villain,

00:51:02

Aliya, the dog that from one kennel to another

00:51:05

tied its neck about the village to

00:51:08

ask you and the master to beg his uncle,

00:51:11

remember how I always lost you from

00:51:14

leaving after all, it will be without sin, it won’t be

00:51:17

done without any sin, but I’ll kill

00:51:20

that master, so I’ll come and tell him,

00:51:23

master, let me go back, they

00:51:25

look out for you, I’ll kill you

00:51:29

if the finch and the chef could speak and

00:51:32

would assure me that he would

00:51:34

peck I couldn’t have amazed another bird

00:51:37

more than him on that pong to

00:51:41

Vanya Sukhikh, this dancer is a joker and a technical

00:51:44

favorite of children and the child himself is a good-natured

00:51:48

shi and a killer creature

00:51:50

what kind of nonsense I didn’t believe it for a moment,

00:51:53

I was already amazed by him to the extreme

00:51:56

that he could you say such a word, however,

00:51:58

he went to Sergeevich’s ring,

00:52:00

I didn’t tell him what Ivan told me,

00:52:02

but I began to ask him in every possible way if it was possible to

00:52:04

somehow improve matters, my sir,

00:52:07

you answered me, the old man answered me and I would be glad with

00:52:09

joy, but what to do, I suggested this

00:52:12

The great Russian offered honor to the Ukrainian with a reward of 300 rubles,

00:52:14

and I’m telling you about

00:52:16

where you are going to make the pasta of captivity,

00:52:19

it was against the law in the old days, but

00:52:23

now look how bad it turned out, because

00:52:26

that Ukrainian forcibly took Ivan’s hand from me,

00:52:29

his imperious governor, the

00:52:31

soldier is slurping cabbage soup from her the Little Russian will send you, and I’m

00:52:34

afraid I’m a soldier, you’re these before what can I

00:52:37

say, after all, I would have stood him 1

00:52:39

now look at me, how three years old

00:52:42

I’ve become, where should I fight,

00:52:45

really, my last visit, I

00:52:47

found Alexey Sergeevich from extremely

00:52:49

aged, even the crustaceans of his eyes were

00:52:51

mistaken for a milky color like the babies and

00:52:55

on their lips appeared not the same

00:52:57

conscious smile, but then a

00:52:59

tensely sweet unconscious

00:53:02

smile that does not leave them even during sleep.

00:53:21

only my word firmly means one thing

00:53:24

left

00:53:26

until 10 in the end the master, please give

00:53:31

him some vodka, he got drunk drunk and on the same day he

00:53:35

broke off such a fish

00:53:38

that the girls and women even squealed, you’re out there to

00:53:43

roam the

00:53:46

next day I went home and

00:53:48

three months later I was already in St. Petersburg I

00:53:52

found out that Ivan

00:53:54

kept his word,

00:53:56

they sent him to the new master, the master called him

00:53:59

into the office and announced to him that

00:54:01

he would be his coachman, that he was

00:54:03

entrusted with a troika and that

00:54:06

he would be strictly punished if it was bad for him to

00:54:08

follow them and would not work at all good yage I do

00:54:10

n’t like to joke Ivan listened to the master,

00:54:14

first bowed at his feet and then

00:54:16

declared that as his grace pleases, but

00:54:21

he cannot be his servant, let

00:54:25

me go as a quitrent, your honor the aleph

00:54:27

soldiers to determine them from how long until

00:54:30

trouble

00:54:31

the master flared up, oh you’re so -whatever you

00:54:35

dared to say to me, firstly, knowing

00:54:38

that I am Excellency, they are

00:54:41

high nobility, and secondly, if you

00:54:44

came out and your height is not enough to

00:54:46

give you up as a soldier, and finally, you are

00:54:48

threatening to set fire to me with some kind of misfortune, or are you

00:54:51

going to set me on fire? no, your excellency,

00:54:54

don’t set it on fire, kill me or something, Ivan

00:54:57

said nothing,

00:54:58

I’m not your servant, but he finally said,

00:55:02

but I’ll show you, cocked my master, are you a

00:55:05

servant, blames him and severely punished him, but

00:55:08

still ordered him to hand over a troika,

00:55:10

so I’ll appoint him as a coachman to the horse

00:55:13

yard, Ivan apparently submitted, began

00:55:17

to ride as a coachman,

00:55:19

since this was the job he was a master of, the master

00:55:21

soon fell in love with him, especially since

00:55:24

Ivan behaved very modestly and quietly and

00:55:26

his horses had become quite rich,

00:55:28

moonlit ones, such cucumbers became

00:55:31

a sight for sore eyes, the

00:55:32

master began to go out with him more often than with

00:55:35

other heaps of frames he’ll ask what do

00:55:38

you remember Ivan, how you and I didn’t

00:55:41

meet well tea delta s you jumped off

00:55:43

but the bathtub these words never answered anything, then

00:55:49

one day just before baptism

00:55:52

Barentsev went to the city for us in his

00:55:55

troika with bells in the carpet and in

00:55:57

them the horses began to walk up the mountain at a pace,

00:56:01

and he got off the handle and went behind the

00:56:04

porsche outside, as if

00:56:08

the frost had dropped, there stood a strong master, sat

00:56:10

wrapped up and pulled his beaver hat over his ears,

00:56:12

then Ivan took an ax out from under his

00:56:15

coat

00:56:18

and walked behind him to the master's

00:56:20

bills. cap before saying, I

00:56:24

was afraid of you, Pyotr Petrovich, was wary of himself,

00:56:27

now the penalty

00:56:30

split his head open with one blow,

00:56:34

the mind stopped the horses,

00:56:36

put a fluffed cap on the dead master and

00:56:39

again climbed onto the irradiator and brought

00:56:42

him to the city straight to the government

00:56:45

places, so they say, the dry general was

00:56:49

killed and killed as I told him, so

00:56:53

I did, tie him up,

00:56:56

grabbed him, judged him, sentenced him to a whip, and

00:57:00

then in the frame, there’s a

00:57:03

ball in the mines, a cheerful bird, shaped in the

00:57:07

forest,

00:57:08

and with him there forever,

00:57:11

and

00:57:13

involuntarily, the path, and in a different sense, you’ll repeat

00:57:17

with Alexei Sergeevich, but strida is good

00:57:22

well, God bless her,

00:57:27

the end of the book

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