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Akim is Nik铆ta鈥檚 simple peasant father. While he isn鈥檛 very
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础碍脥惭. I'm going, going I mean; forgive me for the Lord's sake. [Takes up his cap and belt]
NIK脥TA. My gracious! Where are you going to at this time of night?
础碍脥惭. I can't, I mean what d'ye call 'em, in your house, what d'ye call 'em, can't stay I mean, stay, can't stay, forgive me.
NIK脥TA. But are you going without having any tea?
础碍脥惭. [fastens his belt] Going, because, I mean, it's not right in your house, I mean, what d'you call it, not right, Nik铆ta, in the house, what d'ye call it, not right! I mean, you are living a bad life, Nik铆ta, bad,鈥擨'll go.
NIK脥TA. Eh now! Have done talking! Sit down and drink your tea! Why, father, you'll shame us before the neighbours. What has offended you?
础碍脥惭. Nothing what d'ye call it, nothing has offended me, nothing at all! I mean only, I see, what
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