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By Jack Joseph Smith
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
Annie and the speaker addressed as Stravgin recall cliff walks, discuss grass, drinking and work, then dispute his involvement with a child. Annie says she wants no further connection with him.
Stravgin responds to Annie's refusal with questions about coffee and the child. Annie rejects the question-and-answer exchange and denies that he has a child as far as she is concerned.
A typed dialogue between a man and Annie: he recalls 'the walks up on the cliffs', says 'Well, I drink, don't I?' and 'But I work too, isn't THAT A part of my Life?', while she answers 'I am not here for questions and answers.' and 'You have none as far as I am concerned.'
The exchange shows a separated couple talking past each other about drinking, work and a child; the man is called 'Stravgin', a spelling of Stavrogin. The handwritten additions sharpen his defensiveness.