| She spoke about him in such a way that she even scratched her tongue.
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| Not a famous artist, of course, but very similar.
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| Young, single, in general, he looks like a good man.
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| But how, the man, after all - how good is he?
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| By morning he would come on horns and bow like a bayonet.
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| And she, leaving in the mornings, covered her with matting.
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| And today, walking from work, she said: - A good man.
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| - Oh, come on, man, after all - how good is it?
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| And she drank her cup and bitter pile to the bottom.
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| Only in this way did she break the ridges with the unbearable burden.
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| "Don't be angry, you're a good man," she consoled.
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| And he thought: - Look, I'm a man, but still a good one.
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| And she descended to the scolded bed as if on a pedestal.
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| She was only slightly out of breath. |
| No! |
| She breathed like a young horse.
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| Well, he was still sleeping. |
| Of course it is sad. |
| Yes, you can see he's tired.
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| - Well, how did you want? |
| The man is, after all, a good one.
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| She swept her floor with white thread and right through the thick batting.
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| In order not to go to bed on an empty stomach, I smoked in the kitchen until dawn.
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| - You are a good man, - with the lace of his cobwebs
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| She confused everything, spoke and idolized.
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| And one day, tearing her seams and from the inside of fate -
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| Yes, shreds of rubber and cotton, yes, shreds of leather -
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| He grabbed it and carried it in his arms, as if on a rack, put it on its hind legs.
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| I only managed to shout: “He is really a good man!”
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| Not Varvara-beauty, but not chicken-Ryaba.
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| Not an artist, of course, but also not at all simple.
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| Yes, Yaga is not Yaga, if only a good woman.
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| And he climbed under her arm and fell asleep, as if in the bosom of Christ.
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| Blank cartridges and wives are all loaded.
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| He sings over it, like over a cherry, over a curly alder.
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| So everyone understood that he was a good man. |
| Laden.
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| Well, what do you want? |
| A man, after all - why would he be bad? |