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Dostoevsky is immortal

“May I see your ID’s?” repeated the woman.

“My charming creature …” began Korovyov, tenderly.

“I am not a charming creature,” interrupted the woman.

“Oh, what a pity,” said Korovyov with disappointment, and he continued, “Well, then, if you do not care to be a charming creature, which woul…

—p.299 The Master and Margarita The Master and Margarita (1) by Mikhail Bulgakov
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please give me a certificate

“Please give me a certificate,” began Nikolai Ivanovich, looking around wildly, but speaking with great insistence, “stating where I spent last night.”

“For what purpose?” asked the cat sternly.

“To give to the police and to my wife,” was Nikolai Ivanovich’s firm response.

“We usually don’…

—p.248 The Master and Margarita (1) by Mikhail Bulgakov
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and where’s the owner of the cafe?

“A handkerchief with a dark-blue border. The fact is that when she was a waitress in a cafe, her boss lured her into the storeroom one day, and nine months later she gave birth to a baby boy, carried him into the woods, stuffed the handkerchief in his mouth, and then buried him in the ground. At he…

—p.228 The Master and Margarita (1) by Mikhail Bulgakov
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send the hog—to the cooks

“Messire,” answered Azazello, “permit me to speak. Two outsiders have appeared: a beautiful woman who keeps whimpering and begs permission to stay with her mistress, and also her, pardon my expression, hog.”

“Beautiful women have strange ways,” remarked Woland.

“It’s Natasha, Natasha!” exclai…

—p.222 The Master and Margarita (1) by Mikhail Bulgakov
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she hadn’t been happy since marrying at age nineteen

First, let me tell you the secret the Master didn’t want to tell Ivan. His beloved’s name was Margarita Nikolayevna. Everything the Master said about her to the poor poet was absolutely true. His description of his beloved was accurate. She was beautiful and intelligent. And one more thing: it can …

—p.185 The Master and Margarita (1) by Mikhail Bulgakov