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45

“It is possible only when one understands the lowest, the

least in oneself.”

“Can we be like that?” asked Francis.

“That depends on you. You only need strength, and need

not analyze uneasiness.”

On Sunday,

pan

Janovski and his sons strolled about

Vērman Garden. Played lotto in the pavilion. Lifted broad-

brimmed hats, upon meeting acquaintances. And those

numbered more than a few.

“Look, there go the unpretentious cupboard and table

friends! Look, how handsome they are, branchy, they’re

more alive than furniture. Good day, well-rooted stumps!”

Having said that,

pan

Janovski lifted his panama hat.

Trees, branches spread, strolled and smiled. Few knew

about their life, they were overly quiet. Though they did a

titan’s work, they themselves looked like titans, they were

embraced by titan flesh, and many hopes were dragged out

with the played-out blossoms.

When

pan

Janovski drank, he thinned his cabinet friends

with tears, and only bitter little rivulets slipped along the

branched bark, creating in passersby a feeling of contempt.