Leo Tolstoy

“ Lie anywhere you like," continued Dimitri in the same angry tone. "Vasika, why don`t you go and do what I tell you? "
Evidently Vasika did not understand what was demanded of him, for he remained where he was.
"What is the matter with you? Go and lay the bed, Vasika, I tell you!" shouted Dimitri, suddenly bursting into a sort of frenzy; yet Vasika still did not understand, but, blushing hotly, stood motionless. ”

“ As soon as I had noticed how things were, I should make no remark, but go to Dimitri and say, `It is no use, my friend, for you and I to conceal our feelings from one another. You know that my love for your sister will terminate only with my life. Yet I know all; and though you have deprived me of all hope, and have rendered me an unhappy man, so that Nicolas Irtenieff will have to bewail his misery for the rest of his existence, yet do you take my sister,` and I should lay his hand in Lubotshka`s. ”

“ Dimitri returned from Lubov Sergievna`s room with some toothache capsules which she had given him, yet in even greater pain, and therefore in even greater depression, than before. Evidently no bedroom had yet been prepared for me, for presently the boy who acted as Dimitri`s valet arrived to ask him where I was to sleep.
"Oh, go to the devil!" cried Dimitri, stamping his foot. "Vasika, Vasika, Vasika!" he went on, the instant that the boy had left the room, with a gradual raising of his voice at each repetition. " Vasika, lay me out a bed on the floor." ”