The most famous quotes from Griboyedov's Woe from Wit
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Happy people don't watch the clock. · I'd gladly serve, but being servile makes me sick. · My carriage, my carriage!. (Updated May 18, 2021.)
Griboyedov's comedy turned almost entirely into proverbs: Famusov, Chatsky, Sofia, Molchalin and Liza – the best-known lines with act and scene.
Automatically translated (original in Русский). See the original
Top 14
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Happy people don't watch the clock.
Sofia, Act I, scene 3.
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I'd gladly serve, but being servile makes me sick.
Chatsky, Act II, scene 2.
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3
My carriage, my carriage!
Chatsky, Act IV, scene 14.
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And who are the judges?
Chatsky, Act II, scene 5.
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Ah! Evil tongues are worse than pistols.
Molchalin, Act II, scene 11.
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Blessed is he who believes – the world is warm for him!
Chatsky, Act I, scene 7.
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Where is it better? – Where we are not.
Sofia and Chatsky, Act I, scene 7.
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Spare us, worse than any sorrow, / both the master's anger and the master's love.
Liza, Act I, scene 2.
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Ranks are given by people, / and people can be fooled.
Chatsky, Act III, scene 3.
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Don't read like a sexton – / read with feeling, sense and proper pauses.
Famusov, Act II, scene 1.
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11
Well! All familiar faces!
Famusov, Act IV, scene 14.
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To the country, to your aunt, to the back of beyond, to Saratov!
Famusov, Act IV, scene 14.
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Learning is the plague, scholarship is the cause.
Famusov, Act III, scene 21.
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What a task, O Lord, / to be the father of a grown-up daughter!
Famusov, Act I, scene 10.
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