Question

Two years went by. Then one evening, as Sergei was standing at the ticket window
of a theatre paying for his seat, he noticed a little man beside him with a coat collar of
"Lushkoff, is that you ?" cried Sergei, recognizing in the little man his former wood-
chopper. "How are you? What are you doing? How is everything with you ?"
"All right. I am a notary now and am paid thirty-five roubles a month".
"Thank Heaven! That's finell am delighted for your sake. I am very very glad,
Lushkoff. You see, you are my godson, in a sense. I gave you a push along the right
path, you know. Do you remember what a roasting I gave you? I nearly had you sinking
into the ground at my feet that day. Thank you, old man, for not forgetting my words".
"Thank you, too" said Lushkoff. "If I hadn't come to you then I might still have been
curly fur and a worn sealskin cap. This little individual timidly asked the ticket seller for
a seat in the gallery and paid for it in copper coins.
calling myself a teacher or a student to this day. Yes, by flying to your protraction I dragged
myself out of a pit."
"I am very glad, indeed."
"Thank you for your kind words and deeds. I am very grateful to you and to your
cook. God bless that good and noble woman! You spoke finely then, and I shall be
indebted to you to my dying day, but, strictly speaking, it was your cook, Olga, who
saved me."
"How is that?
"When I used to come to your house to chop wood, she used to begin: 'Oh, you
sot, you ! Oh you miserable creature ! There's nothing for you but ruin." And then she
would sit down opposite me and grow sad, look into my face and weep. 'Oh, you unlucky
man! There is no pleasure for you in this world and there will be none in the world to
come. You drunkard! You will burn in hell. Oh, you unlucky man! Oh, you unhappy one!
And so she would carry on, you know, in that strain. I can't tell you how much misery she suffered

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who is the old man in words of Sergei??
why did lushkoff thank Sergei??​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

The old man in words of Sergei is Lushkoff, the beggar.

Luskoff thank Sergei because he was the one who brought Lushkoff on the right path.