Аудиокнига в кармане, Юрий Григорьев - В лакейской - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov’s building was not located in the very center of the city, but not quite on the outskirts either.It was rather shabby, but had a pleasant appearance: one-story, with a mezzanine, painted gray and with a red iron roof.However, it could still stand for a very long time, it was roomy and comfortable.There were many different closets, different hiding places and unexpected ladders in it.There were rats in it, but Fyodor Pavlovich was not entirely angry with them: “It’s still not so boring in the evenings when you’re left alone.”But he actually had the habit of letting the servants go to the outbuilding at night and locking himself in the house alone for the whole night.This outbuilding stood in the courtyard, was large and strong;Fyodor Pavlovich also determined that there should be a kitchen in it, although there was a kitchen in the house: he did not like the kitchen smell, and food was brought through the yard in winter and summer.In general, the house was built for a large family: both masters and servants could have been accommodated five times as many.But at the time of our story, only Fyodor Pavlovich and Ivan Fedorovich lived in the house, and in the human wing there were only three servants: old man Grigory, old woman Marfa, his wife, and servant Smerdyakov, still a young man.We have to say a little more about these three officials.We, however, have already talked enough about the old man Grigory Vasilyevich Kutuzov.He was a firm and unwavering man, stubbornly and straightforwardly moving towards his point, if only this point for some reason (often surprisingly illogical) stood before him as an immutable truth.Generally speaking, he was honest and incorruptible.His wife, Marfa Ignatievna, despite the fact that she unquestioningly bowed to her husband’s will all her life, terribly pestered him, for example, immediately after the liberation of the peasants, to leave Fyodor Pavlovich for Moscow and start some kind of trading business there (they had some money);but Gregory decided then and once and for all that the woman was lying, “because every woman is dishonest,” but that they should not leave their former master, no matter what he was, “because this is their duty.”