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A RrsIAy's ESTIMATE OF AurRo7sH1p.-A
popular Russian fable (by Cruilof) represents an
author and a thief in he'll They are in two .epa-
rate kettles, and the devil has IL ghted huge FIRE
uader that belonging to the man OF letters, whiI-
the lghi-angered herois only enjoying gentle d..
gree of warmth. The author reproaches Satan
with MS Partially but the latter justiies b'ms-If
thus: " You are much greater sinner than the
thief MS sins have d'ed with him, but yours vii.
urviYe for ccntrriss' -