The Brothers Karamazov · Constance Garnett translation

Note 4
Chapter VII · “It’s Always Worth While Speaking To A Clever Man”

i.e. setter dog.

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…anything from his eyes, he is a deep one, a rogue—but watch his beard! I’ll give you a note and you show it to him. He’s called Gorstkin, though his real name is Lyagavy;[4] but don’t call him so, he will be offended. If you come to an understanding with him, and see it’s all right, write here at once. You need only write: ‘He’s not lying.’ Stand out for eleven thousand; one thousand you can knock off, but not more. Just think…

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