33/121 He's been polished abroad, by the way. Our hopes for Foma are poor, although I do not give him up." "I did not reckon on Foma--what is he to me ?" "That's wrong. If you had been cleverer perhaps he wouldn't have gone astray! Whenever I used to see you together, I thought: 'My girl will attract the fellow to herself! That will be a fine affair!' But I was wrong. I thought that you would know what is to your advantage without being told of it. |