The Cossacks by Leo Tolstoy Chapter 41 Page 9

Olenin again said:

‘Maryanka, I have come — ’

‘Leave me alone!’ she said.

Her face did not change but the tears ran down her cheeks.

‘What are you crying for? What is it?’

‘What?’ she repeated in a rough voice. ‘Cossacks have been killed, that’s what for.’

‘Lukashka?’ said Olenin.

‘Go away! What do you want?’

‘Maryanka!’ said Olenin, approaching her.

‘You will never get anything from me!’

‘Maryanka, don’t