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Foma Gordyeff

CHAPTER IX
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He looked at her well-shaped figure, heard her even breathing and felt that he did not love this woman, and that she was unnecessary to him.

Certain gray, oppressive thoughts were slowly springing up in his heavy, aching head.

It seemed to him as though everything he had lived through during this time was twisted within him into a heavy and moist ball, and that now this ball was rolling about in his breast, unwinding itself slowly, and the thin gray cords were binding him.
"What is going on in me ?" he thought.

"I've begun to carouse.

Why?
I don't know how to live.


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