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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"Nat is a weak nature, because uncontrolled, and when weak
natures do wrong they suffer agonies of fear that they will be
found out. Nat committed this double crime in a momentary
passion. Then as the weeks passed by and the village talked of
nothing else, he finally began to fear that he would be found
out.
"There was no one who could have found him out, but there was
that haunting terror of the weak nature.
"Somebody spoke a word, perhaps in jest, that you must have
wanted a new schooner since the May's policy was to run out so
soon, and he seized the thought in a frenzy of joy and began to
spread rumors. This grip on you gave him courage. He remembered
that his revenge against you was still unsatisfied and it became
clear to him that perhaps, after all, he could get one much more
complete.

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