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Dead Souls Gogol, Nikolai Vasilievi
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not as far as Kazan." With that the
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jowl with a samovar [5]--the latter
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smutty ceilings, an equally smutty
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cases--namely, "My master is a terr
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conducted to his room, flung himsel
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ut little distinguishable from the
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ight eye as he did so. Yet there wa
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meditation on the subject of whom e
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in presenting himself at the Govern
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that of showing themselves in publi
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firm. This category represented the
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Postmaster (an insignificant-lookin
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such and such a point." No, he alwa
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evening at the house of the Chief o
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to virtue, concerning virtue he has
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CHAPTER II For more than two weeks
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to say, he loved to read books, eve
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wearisome." Only God knows and sees
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few urchins in grimy shirts shouted
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"Perhaps you mean Manilovka--not ZA
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Solitary Thought." Lower down the s
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"Paul Ivanovitch!" he exclaimed whe
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pleasant, good-tempered fellow he s
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whenever a peasant approached him a
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and his wife were quite satisfied w
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housewifery which is comprised in t
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Finally the pair entered simultaneo
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"How like you our town?" queried Ma
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fellow." "And what of his wife?" qu
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which there should be comprised onl
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custom--we confine ourselves to sht
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Again the tutor's attitude became w
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which he had received. Once, howeve
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Likewise, both window sills were st
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"But allow me to put to you a quest
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"How many of them have died? Why, a
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"But may I ask HOW you desire to pu
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do aught but continue staring at hi
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These last words reassured Manilov
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I have nothing to urge against it,"
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ut knew the service which you have
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yourselves, at all events in your i
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Farewell, my darling." And, kissing
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air, and discuss interesting subjec
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ank) and the near horse (a roan), w
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loud clap of thunder awoke him from
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ut the darkness was too dense for t
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little--and kept on doing so until
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ought to be maintained. If I have d
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"Out upon you for a pair of gadabou
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hound which appeared to be gifted w
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you would suppose that the cupboard
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the lady replied that she had never
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"That I am nothing worse than muddy
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Nevertheless he extinguished the ca
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something. Also, a sow and her fami
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Chichikov, seating himself upon a c
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short, up to the number of a millio
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times are hard, and I have lost a g
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are dead, I have to keep on paying
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"That is MY affair." "But they are
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herself. She could see that the tra
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wiped the perspiration from his bro
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oubles in good paper currency." Tha
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hemp! Hemp is hemp, and though I ma
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"Why should you be so angry with me
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drawing-room where he had spent the
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few pairs of warm shoes for my sons
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and, after his difficulties and exe
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"I shall have some ready at about C
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Korobotchka stand so very low in th
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almost have been mistaken for boots
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whip in my ears, and lashing me und
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Chichikov added a copper groat, and
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never had a meal in their lives, an
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"Have you a sucking-pig?" Chichikov
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then demand more at the same price.
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that it seemed to have been compoun
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"But you were saying the same thing
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villain! Nevertheless, get him to p
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you been there, I feel sure you wou
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"But I HAVE business to do--and pre
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you up--no, not for ten thousand ro
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Nozdrev, "and then fasten it up." P
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Porphyri lifted up the puppy, and b
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danced to but their own. Always, ho
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travellers maintained was not of a
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one of those appendages looking dec
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converse on subjects which merit re
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pass before the Nozdrevs will have
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"Will you bet that I did not?" aske
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ago, been a truly magnificent dog.
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"WHEN did that forest become yours?
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antiquated waltz. Also, long after
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stomachs will thus be enabled to ca
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"But I MUST go," replied the brothe
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"Then run along home to her." "Yes,
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"Certainly." "Your word of honour?"
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trying to back out of it." "No matt
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This remark hurt Chichikov, for at
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"What should YOU want with him? Why
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"But I WANT you to have the dogs. L
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paw. "And in exchange, you shall ha
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"Why do you refuse to play?" asked
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table was adorned with no wines of
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"The same with myself," said Nozdre
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anker would be quite another matter
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allow me?" "Is THAT to be part of t
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accident. If you like, I will forfe
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"You cannot force me to play," reto
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meddle. "Do you, or do you not, int
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that his own impotent assault may b
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"I am the Superintendent of Rural P
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CHAPTER V Certainly Chichikov was a
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e chewed with a certain amount of r
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attention to the hubbub which was b
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proved useless. "Hold on, hold on!"
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suddenly along the street of some p
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e added pride and affectation, and
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dark lumber-room. Likewise, the arc
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the floor, he made a criss-cross mo
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a red uniform and breaches), Kanari
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the sofa, drew around her her merin
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"Of course, every man has his weakn
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etter than a pig." After these eulo
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"Yes, but do you know what all the
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ever talking of civilisation. As if
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house of such a cur," said Sobakevi
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immensity of the same, and saying t
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een turning on grain. "Yes," replie
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"In my opinion, a higher offer woul
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"And look, too, at Probka Stepan, t
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nowhere else would you find such a
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"Come, come! As you have named that
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hastily. "Evidently I have hurt you
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on the morrow, and to arrange for t
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ut on the margin of the sheet were
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he had received for the peasants, t
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eing a friend of the Governor and t
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CHAPTER VI Chichikov's amusement at
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passed into an equally dark parlour
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it would have at once resembled a g
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when, with attentive ears and sensi
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place to "economy and genius for me
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thousand serfs?" said Chichikov. "W
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"But sympathy does not put anything
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For the moment he could say no more
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urst into the room. This was Proshk
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"one can never trust these fellows.
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"You have just had luncheon?" re-ec
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he has once or twice come to visit
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off with it." "Why should I make of
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morsel. At length he came to the co
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to Plushkin that a friend of the ki
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"As you please, dear sir. Yet stret
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"What? Even though I have just orde
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Plushkin's village he had had a pre
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Chichikov well knew, though he was
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elderliness and dignity as to cut a
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Kapitolina, Morals and Honesty good
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to a German, who fed you and your f
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of you? You are practically dead. W
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'Never at any time have I committed
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the waistcoat over his ample stomac
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how to acknowledge what had just be
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the proceeding tiresome; and it was
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countered one of the youthful offic
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"And where might the Serf Departmen
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"And have you your statement of app
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sanctum were some massive armchairs
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father was equally strong." "Yes, h
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the purchase deeds to be registered
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"Quite so, quite so," agreed the Pr
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absolute rubbish, and nothing but r
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Teliatnikov, my bootmaker. Yes, the
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do." Whilst the foregoing conversat
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provide the champagne, for you are
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and straightway joined the other gu
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past an agreeable odour had been ti
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have you married. You have happened
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guest of the evening realised that
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and thence into an establishment wh
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CHAPTER VIII It was not long before
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copious extracts, though no one had
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womenfolk of all Civil Service offi
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upon his rival, and, as we all know
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ourselves to the foregoing superfic
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lady's toilet should be soiled in t
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there was so much that was alluring
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do when he is not only alone, but a
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may be discerned on the faces of su
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usually affected by young-old dandi
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corner--even the smallest possible
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single object in his vicinity. In t
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But Chichikov never even noticed hi
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gradually improved, and he acquired
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household, seeing that he bought th
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interlocutor's hand: "No, no! Surel
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uppish, insolent behaviour. "Once u
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figured in checks shot with the bri
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over which he ruled became an agenc
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instinct which led him to hanker af
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imparted a peculiar whiteness to th
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with as much nonchalance as he woul
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Chichikov had said to the associati
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make them come to words with one an
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pleasantness of demeanour, by movin
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German--a persistency merely due to
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together, once more he embarked upo
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simpleton I am!" he thought to hims
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In this fashion there germinated in
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and roar and the infinite wonders w
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look round, there may not spring to
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Chichikov just as he exhibited hims
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What will foreigners say? Does any
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"What else can you expect? It is to
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Yet which of you, when quiet, and a
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other two horses followed their com
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And you, Russia of mine--are not yo
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PART II CHAPTER I Why do I so persi
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the declivity with their straggling
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to discern their details. Indeed, o
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sentence unfinished. Thirdly, a cap
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housekeeper, Perfilievna. Grigory.
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een gnawed awhile, and a few stroke
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confession. True, the preceptor wou
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joy, and arouse in him an honourabl
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(which seemed to say to the pupil,
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progress and intellect, but that he
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the old preceptor who, invariably c
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great difficulty, and also with the
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But where are compensations to be f
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dissatisfaction with society--a ver
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an apology difficult to offer, seei
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later, found himself in the neighbo
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"Why have I been a fool so long? Wh
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augmented the sum of the peasants'
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eaten the crop from below. Besides,
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Again, amongst other things, Tienti
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lark executing its roulades where i
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elieved his feelings with a remark
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strength shattered by vacillation a
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age which would gather on her beaut
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hospitable civility, but permanent
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had become extinguished for ever, a
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as it came to a halt, there leapt o
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still remained uneasy in his mind a
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discourse on natural history. But t
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which caused his tactfulness to sur
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entering or leaving the room, he ne
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of birds in the gardens of the mans
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lately died: but of these there app
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utler, although at first the pair s
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Chichikov's horses also found nothi
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But Chichikov was not to be discour
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"Nothing, as regards the actual wor
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CHAPTER II Tientietnikov's good hor
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out the remainder of my miserable e
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"A history of, of--" For a moment o
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where my tongue might have landed m
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Vishnepokromov. "Do you now run awa
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"Possibly. And were that all, thing
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"Ha, ha, ha!" broke out the General
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Chichikov to have confessed was the
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shall need but to keep bending roun
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of a lake four versts or so in circ
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descending the declivity. "Have you
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"A queer fellow, that Koshkarev!" s
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hope that I have the honour of addr
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"I quite understand," Chichikov tho
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eady presently, for it is being coo
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"The truth is you don't eat enough.
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diversion, I should be glad of ANY
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man who, like most Russians, could
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all." So Chichikov made the attempt
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so many resources against ennui!" "
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Chichikov was reflecting, "Yes, the
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would pass under ropes, stretched a
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them; while their father had his mi
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Nevertheless he heard through the b
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ago, was producing a bare twenty th
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"You must ask him yourself. He is s
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the manor house to the farm buildin
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the greater part of his time, not b
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velveteen cap. Evidently he was one
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experience has taught me that that
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ank-notes, which, carelessly receiv
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possible benefit to my health, I de
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"Very well," he replied. "But what
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Then he went on to lament the fact
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that procedure will take up a great
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Estate Affairs; but that Department
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pens, and everything else that you
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form!" he cried. "The man whom I me
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caveat having been published in No.
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Indeed, the candles had long been l
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emarked Platon. "I do; but who esta
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the thing to do. What folly!" Kosta
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every one making a rush for it. Sim
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not if I lose a million by my refus
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wrapped her shivering young form in
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weary." "How readily folk speak evi
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circumstances I should never refuse
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their theatres, I should die of enn
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see the value of what has been done
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Chichikov once again acted as his h
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another. And at once there will bec
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"Ah! I have heard of him before," r
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honourable of methods." "Yet so imp
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says, 'Give me a hundred thousand r
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thoughts remained wakeful, and who
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had himself said that he was prepar
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"What?" he exclaimed. "Constantine
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no boots. Were I still young and a
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serviceable--I am grown old before
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hands, and to set his wife and chil
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hard. Plant, sow, and dig the earth
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to look upon the results of such fe
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latest refinement, the latest ameni
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ump as he did so, and the other yaw
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the last revision, only fifty survi
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said Khlobuev, "--namely, that you
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"An extraordinary man!" was Platon'
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"But I have plenty of both," said K
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"She lives in the county town, and
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have led any one but Khlobuev to se
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single thought upon his late host.
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suddenly born ideas of the kind? Th
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koliaska, while Chichikov followed
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dreaming, though that was an aspect
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that purpose, the benches under the
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everages!" he exclaimed. "At your r
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seizing the piece of vacant land wh
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Service in St. Petersburg, then mar
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obligation by acquiring dead and ab
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Petersburg, and cultivated the soci
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magnanimously paid for his so doing
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for the sale of manorial produce wh
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"Sir, I beg of you to inspect my go
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is of a quality to match." Carrying
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sleep is bad. I do not get sufficie
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"Yes, Semen Semenovitch, but, befor
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a man educate his children who has
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go to church, and that you observe
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drink, and spend whole days thus em
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'Why should not the Holy Father app
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"I feel that the scheme is a splend
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every possible item of evidence was
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Chichikov graciously settled the ma
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Chichikov opened his mouth to speak
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from head to foot. The Prince appro
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so now you would speak to me of an
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"Away with him, I say!" once more t
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dead souls, it was lodged in the ha
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my whole property, all that my hear
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"I will, Athanasi Vassilievitch, I
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with my whole strength; for though,
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"How can I do that? So to do I shou
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use your own words, you have been a
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time." "No, no!" groaned Chichikov
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to the strength of an iron persever
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ight road. I myself am but an indif
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might, he must breach at any weak o
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a messenger arrived with his dispat
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"Have you been on duty long?" asked
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caused it to be intimated also to t
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the dead rest, but was purchasing t
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who personated the deceased, and I
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like of the persons whom you thus t
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lie also within your own cognisance
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with the Raskolniki. They are more
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them what each of them would have d
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"Listen, Paul Ivanovitch," the old
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once more at liberty. "Well, good f
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