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Corsini, pale and exhausted from his terrible experiences, sat in Golitzine's study. General Beilski was there also.
"Now, Signor, we want to get at the bottom of this. " It was the Count who was speaking. Beilski was a devoted adherent of the Czar, and had been promoted to his high post through the Imperial favour, but he was not a man of very considerable mentality, and the astute secretary had, privately, a very poor opinion of him.