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"No; I hardly think that The nihilists would not be likely to send

erous errand"

Morét confessed today, and I speedily was convinced

thathie to carry out his orders; and already he had received

several warnings from his compatriots that if another week passed

without his accon, his own life would pay the

forfeit He was in that roo my arrival when he heard me

approaching with the prince, and had concealed himself behind the

curtain without any definite purpose other than to hear all that he

could

It is hardly necessary, and there is not space, for o into the

details of my subsequent talks with Morét Suffice it to say that the

inforleaned in that way, proved of inestimable value tonihilists of St

Petersburg and Moscow, theirplaces, their passwords, and

several of their ciphers Concerning their plans for the future, beyond

those in which he was personally engaged, Morét knew al out nearly all that I wished to

know Nor is it necessary that I should describe my subsequent