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21
"
No
--
Mr.
Pavlicheff
,
who
had
been
supporting
me
there
,
died
a
couple
of
years
ago
.
I
wrote
to
Mrs.
General
Epanchin
at
the
time
(
she
is
a
distant
relative
of
mine
)
,
but
she
did
not
answer
my
letter
.
And
so
eventually
I
came
back
.
"
22
"
And
where
have
you
come
to
?
"
23
"
That
is
--
where
am
I
going
to
stay
?
I
--
I
really
do
n't
quite
know
yet
,
I
--
"
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24
Both
the
listeners
laughed
again
.
25
"
I
suppose
your
whole
set-up
is
in
that
bundle
,
then
?
"
asked
the
first
.
26
"
I
bet
anything
it
is
!
"
exclaimed
the
red-nosed
passenger
,
with
extreme
satisfaction
,
"
and
that
he
has
precious
little
in
the
luggage
van
!
--
though
of
course
poverty
is
no
crime
--
we
must
remember
that
!
"
27
It
appeared
that
it
was
indeed
as
they
had
surmised
.
The
young
fellow
hastened
to
admit
the
fact
with
wonderful
readiness
.
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28
"
Your
bundle
has
some
importance
,
however
,
"
continued
the
clerk
,
when
they
had
laughed
their
fill
(
it
was
observable
that
the
subject
of
their
mirth
joined
in
the
laughter
when
he
saw
them
laughing
)
;
"
for
though
I
dare
say
it
is
not
stuffed
full
of
friedrichs
d'or
and
louis
d'or
--
judge
from
your
costume
and
gaiters
--
still
--
if
you
can
add
to
your
possessions
such
a
valuable
property
as
a
relation
like
Mrs.
General
Epanchin
,
then
your
bundle
becomes
a
significant
object
at
once
.
That
is
,
of
course
,
if
you
really
are
a
relative
of
Mrs.
Epanchin
's
,
and
have
not
made
a
little
error
through
--
well
,
absence
of
mind
,
which
is
very
common
to
human
beings
;
or
,
say
--
through
a
too
luxuriant
fancy
?
"
29
"
Oh
,
you
are
right
again
,
"
said
the
fair-haired
traveller
,
"
for
I
really
am
almost
wrong
when
I
say
she
and
I
are
related
.
She
is
hardly
a
relation
at
all
;
so
little
,
in
fact
,
that
I
was
not
in
the
least
surprised
to
have
no
answer
to
my
letter
.
I
expected
as
much
.
"
30
"
H
'm
!
you
spent
your
postage
for
nothing
,
then
.
H
'm
!
you
are
candid
,
however
--
and
that
is
commendable
.
H
'm
!
Mrs.
Epanchin
--
oh
yes
!
a
most
eminent
person
.
I
know
her
.
As
for
Mr.