"I walk much and drink it till daybreak.
Abroad tea at night is inconvenient." "You go to bed at daybreak ?" "Always; for a long while.

I eat little; always tea.

Liputin's sly, but impatient." I was surprised at his wanting to talk; I made up my mind to take advantage of the opportunity.

"There were unpleasant misunderstandings this morning," I observed.
He scowled.
"That's foolishness; that's great nonsense.

All this is nonsense because Lebyadkin is drunk.