The Light Shines in Darkness


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NICHOLAS IVÁNOVICH. You may, you always may.  
Enter Lyúba.  
LYÚBA. Good-day, Jacob!  
CARPENTER. Good-day, Miss!  
LYÚBA. Borís has gone to his regiment. I am afraid of what he may do or  
say there. What do you think?  
NICHOLAS IVÁNOVICH. What can I think? He will do what is natural to him.  
LYÚBA. It is awful. He has such a short time to serve[33] and may go and  
ruin his whole life.  
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33] The period of compulsory service for a University graduate would  
be short in any case.  
NICHOLAS IVÁNOVICH. He did well not to come to see me. He understands  
that I can't say anything to him but what he knows himself. He told me  
that he handed in his resignation because he sees that not only is there  
no more immoral, lawless, cruel and brutal occupation than this one, the  
object of which is to kill, but also that there is nothing more  
degrading and mean than to have to submit implicitly to any man of  
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