"To the Black Sea—to Odessa."
Yosef bent, and remained silent for a long time, then he raised his head; on his face was depicted something almost like despair.
"I love her no longer, Adam!" whispered he.
On the evening of that day Augustinovich said to Yosef,—
"We put too much energy into chasing after woman's love; later on that love flies away like a bird, and our energy is wasted."
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