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Foma Gordyeff

CHAPTER IX
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And these smiles stung him like needles.

A serious-looking peasant, with a big gray beard, who had not yet opened his mouth up to that time, suddenly opened it now, came closer to Foma and said slowly: "And even if we were to drink the Volga dry, and eat up that mountain, into the bargain--that too would be forgotten, your Honour.

Everything will be forgotten.

Life is long.

It is not for us to do such deeds as would stand out above everything else.


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