Three Sisters
Anton Chekhov
Masha and Vershinin, both married to others, confess their love for each other.
I love you, love you, love you... I love your eyes, the way you move, I dream about you... A splendid, wonderful woman!
When you talk to me like that, somehow I can't help laughing, even though I'm frightened. Don't say it again, I beg you... But no, say it, I don't mind...
I love, I love, I love... I love your eyes, I love the way you move... I dream about you...
What a noise the stove's making. Just before father died, there was a howling in the chimney. Just like that.
Are you superstitious?
Yes.
That's strange. You are a splendid, wonderful woman. Splendid and wonderful! It's dark here, but I can see your eyes shining.
The light's better over here...
I love, I love, I love... I love your eyes, the way you move, I dream about you... A splendid, wonderful woman!
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