Nju An Everyday Tragedy
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. No you can't . . .
{The Clock strikes. ) My God! This terrible fear!
CURTAIN PART FOUR PART FOUR Scene VIII The same room as in Scene VII. It is in great disorder. The windows are wide open. He in a fur overcoat and rubbers. Marie, Kostja.
He. What do you say Marie? Dead? It's not possible.
Marie. Just as we all will die.
He. Only last night I was . . .
Marie. Um — And today she is dead!
Kostja (Sits indi;fferent in the corner). My Mama's dead.
He. Tell me that this is only a joke.
Marie. It ...would be a good joke! She was taken ill in the night and towards morning we took her to the hospital and there she died.
He. Who took her to the hospital? Why didn't someone notify me?
Marie. I sent for the master and he took her there.
Don't go to her. Probably she has been taken home by now. Master sent the boy over here.
Kostja. My Mama died tonight. 79 80 Nju He. Didn't she leave me . . . Surely she left a letter for me or some message!
Marie. No, there's no letter. There's nothmg for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. No you can't . . .
{The Clock strikes. ) My God! This terrible fear!
CURTAIN PART FOUR PART FOUR Scene VIII The same room as in Scene VII. It is in great disorder. The windows are wide open. He in a fur overcoat and rubbers. Marie, Kostja.
He. What do you say Marie? Dead? It's not possible.
Marie. Just as we all will die.
He. Only last night I was . . .
Marie. Um — And today she is dead!
Kostja (Sits indi;fferent in the corner). My Mama's dead.
He. Tell me that this is only a joke.
Marie. It ...would be a good joke! She was taken ill in the night and towards morning we took her to the hospital and there she died.
He. Who took her to the hospital? Why didn't someone notify me?
Marie. I sent for the master and he took her there.
Don't go to her. Probably she has been taken home by now. Master sent the boy over here.
Kostja. My Mama died tonight. 79 80 Nju He. Didn't she leave me . . . Surely she left a letter for me or some message!
Marie. No, there's no letter. There's nothmg for you.
What to read after Nju An Everyday Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ossip Dymow to read onlineMoreLess
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