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The Dark Forest

CHAPTER VI
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He would advance his father as a perpetual and faithful witness to the truth of his statements.

"You may say what you like," he would cry to myself or a Sister, "but my father knows better than you do.

He has the front seat in the Moscow Opera all through the season and has been to England three times." Goga also had been once to England for a week (spent entirely on the Brighton Pier) and he told me many things.

He would forget, for a moment, that I was an Englishman and would assure me that he knew better than I did.

He was a being with the best heart in the world, but his parents loved him so much that they had neglected his education.
These things may seem trifling enough, but they had, nevertheless, their importance.


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