This story was told to me by Rovšan Askerov, and to him by Alexander Druz. Daughters
Friends somehow argued, well, and asked the father - is the word "foolish" considered motherly or not?
“We have a Twin,” a friend cried out. He is a philologist, go to him.
Fedor Dvinyatin was not at hand, and the discussion went to nothing.
After some time there, they — in this composition, Friends, two of his daughters and Dwinyatin — were taking a train to some sort of “What? Where is? “When?” In one cup. They came in and began to put things together. The twin threw his bag on the baggage shelf. The bag fell. He picked her up, stuck back.
The bag collapsed...When the bag fell on Twinyatin for the third time, Inna
A friend without any thought cried out:
By the way, Fedor Nikitich! For a long time I wanted to ask you: “foolish” is a motherly word?