Author of quotes: Alexander Sukhovo-Kobylin
Always and everywhere Tarelkin were ahead. Barely hear it, sometimes, the noise occurring conversion or crackling from breaking improvement, as he is already here and yells: forward! When I went to the emancipation of women, Tarelkin was crying that he is not a woman, in order to remove the crinoline in front of an audience and show her... how to emancipate itself.
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MegaMozg 30-01-2017 / 12:53
Varravin. Excuse me, gentlemen, are you ready for a good cause?
Officials. Ready, ready.
Varravin. After all the good work you are willing to take money from another, that is in someone else's pocket?
Officials. In someone else's pocket? Willingly, very willingly.
Quote Explanation: The play was written in 1869
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MegaMozg 25-01-2017 / 12:52
Why are you, destiny, hold me in chains like a common dog? Why round put me sweets yeah food and I was starved so cold? Why under the nose dragged into someone else's pocket money, satiety, wealth? Cursed be you, fate, in thy acts! No justice, no compassion: strong oppresses the weak, fed the hungry eats, the rich robbing the poor.
Quote Explanation: The play was written in 1861
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MegaMozg 25-01-2017 / 12:52
Here people have the gift I do not take, unceremoniously or mischief what - ever. Here all the good will and even tell you in fairness, in half. You what the business is worth two hundred rubles, well, give a hundred, a hundred take of yourself.
Quote Explanation: The play was written in 1861
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MegaMozg 25-01-2017 / 12:52
The people all beggars, living by theft; any take: he receives from the king a thousand, there are five, but still wants to make.
Quote Explanation: The play was written in 1861
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MegaMozg 25-01-2017 / 12:52
It was on our land, three of the invasion: was ran by the Tartars, found the Frenchman, and now officials oblige; and our land what? and look pitiful: was sick to the bone, rotten to the core! sold in the courts, on drink in pubs, and it lies on a large steppe, unwashed, covered with matting, with a census of the weak.
Quote Explanation: The play was written in 1861
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MegaMozg 25-01-2017 / 12:52
