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I am responsible for everything

Maksim Gorky

Phraseologism: I am responsible for everything.

Meaning: The phrase is a symbol of a person's civil position.

Origin: The title of the novel (1964) by the Soviet writer Yuri (Georgy) Pavlovich German (1910-1967). Apparently, the phrase has a source: "If God, then I have nothing to do, and without him - I have to be responsible for everything. [...] I already decided for myself - I am responsible for everything!" (Gorky M. How I studied. M., 1918, 1922).

Random phraseology:

What the hell brought me to this galley!

Meaning:

Regret for his own indiscretion, which put the speaker in a difficult, unpleasant position.

Origin:

The primary source is the comedy Scapin's Tricks (1671) by the French playwright Jean Baptiste Molière (pseudonym of J. B. Poquelin, 1622-1673). In his play, Scapin is trying to lure money from the miser Geronte for his own son under the pretext that his son was allegedly taken hostage by the Turks when he went to their galley. The miser's father feels sorry for both his son and money, therefore, counting out the coins, he repeatedly repeats: "And why the hell did he bring him to this galley!" (act. 2, yavl. 11). These words of Geronte brought to life another popular expression of Moliere: "I take my good where I find it."

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