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"
Your
Highness
,
it
is
impossible
to
return
a
definite
answer
to
those
two
questions
:
and
the
more
so
because
many
rascals
are
at
heart
men
of
rectitude
.
Human
problems
are
difficult
things
to
solve
.
Sometimes
a
man
may
be
drawn
into
a
vicious
circle
,
so
that
,
having
once
entered
it
,
he
ceases
to
be
himself
.
"
"
But
what
would
the
tchinovniks
say
if
I
allowed
the
case
to
be
passed
over
?
Would
not
some
of
them
turn
up
their
noses
at
me
,
and
declare
that
they
have
effected
my
intimidation
?
Surely
they
would
be
the
last
persons
in
the
world
to
respect
me
for
my
action
?
"
"
Your
Highness
,
I
think
this
:
that
your
best
course
would
be
to
call
them
together
,
and
to
inform
them
that
you
know
everything
,
and
to
explain
to
them
your
personal
attitude
(
exactly
as
you
have
explained
it
to
me
)
,
and
to
end
by
at
once
requesting
their
advice
and
asking
them
what
each
of
them
would
have
done
had
he
been
placed
in
similar
circumstances
.
"
"
What
?
You
think
that
those
tchinovniks
would
be
so
accessible
to
lofty
motives
that
they
would
cease
thereafter
to
be
venal
and
meticulous
?
I
should
be
laughed
at
for
my
pains
.
"
"
I
think
not
,
your
Highness
.
Even
the
baser
section
of
humanity
possesses
a
certain
sense
of
equity
.
Your
wisest
plan
,
your
Highness
,
would
be
to
conceal
nothing
and
to
speak
to
them
as
you
have
just
spoken
to
me
.
If
,
at
present
,
they
imagine
you
to
be
ambitious
and
proud
and
unapproachable
and
self-assured
,
your
action
would
afford
them
an
opportunity
of
seeing
how
the
case
really
stands
.
Why
should
you
hesitate
?
You
would
but
be
exercising
your
undoubted
right
.
Speak
to
them
as
though
delivering
not
a
message
of
your
own
,
but
a
message
from
God
.
"
"
I
will
think
it
over
,
"
the
Prince
said
musingly
,
"
and
meanwhile
I
thank
you
from
my
heart
for
your
good
advice
.
"
"
Also
,
I
should
order
Chichikov
to
leave
the
town
,
"
suggested
Murazov
.
"
Yes
,
I
will
do
so
.
Tell
him
from
me
that
he
is
to
depart
hence
as
quickly
as
possible
,
and
that
the
further
he
should
remove
himself
,
the
better
it
will
be
for
him
.
Also
,
tell
him
that
it
is
only
owing
to
your
efforts
that
he
has
received
a
pardon
at
my
hands
.
"
