Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 460
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hemp, then? Dear me, and I have next to none. ' 'Never mind, matouchka, ' said Tchitchikof. 'My business in these partsis different. You were mentioning that you have had many deaths here?' 'Alas, yes! eighteen souls, ' said Nastasie, sighing; 'and such finefellows: and the worst is, I shall have to pay for them. The assessorarrives, you must pay what he demands--pay to a soul. Eighteen die--itis all one--you pay the same. They are frightful, they are ruinous, these deaths!' 'Ah, Nastasie, ' sa...id Tchitchikof, 'it is the will of God: we must notmurmur against Providence! But tell me--will you let me have them?' 'Let you have what?' 'Your dead souls. ' 'How can I let you have _them_?' 'Nothing easier. Sell them to me: I will give you money for them. ' 'How! what! Do you want to disinter them?' 'Disinter them! what nonsense; no!' cried Tchitchikof. 'You hand themover to me by a regular conveyance, and I pay you whatever we agreeupon for them. ' 'And what will you do with them?' asked Nastasie in great surprise.
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hemp, then? Dear me, and I have next to none. ' 'Never mind, matouchka, ' said Tchitchikof. 'My business in these partsis different. You were mentioning that you have had many deaths here?' 'Alas, yes! eighteen souls, ' said Nastasie, sighing; 'and such finefellows: and the worst is, I shall have to pay for them. The assessorarrives, you must pay what he demands--pay to a soul. Eighteen die--itis all one--you pay the same. They are frightful, they are ruinous, these deaths!' 'Ah, Nastasie, ' sa...id Tchitchikof, 'it is the will of God: we must notmurmur against Providence! But tell me--will you let me have them?' 'Let you have what?' 'Your dead souls. ' 'How can I let you have _them_?' 'Nothing easier. Sell them to me: I will give you money for them. ' 'How! what! Do you want to disinter them?' 'Disinter them! what nonsense; no!' cried Tchitchikof. 'You hand themover to me by a regular conveyance, and I pay you whatever we agreeupon for them. ' 'And what will you do with them?' asked Nastasie in great surprise.
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