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He would find Gafferson , and probe this business to the uttermost . Never for an instant did he doubt that he would find it and before he had walked any great distance a dark object at the water 's edge caught his eye . He asked the interpreter to tell me he would have us wait here and that he would drive up the road to the ARMY HQs and see what he can do about getting our group permission to go into the area . " I knew , " Lahiri says , " that Gogol would end up washed up on the shores of his home , his childhood home , and that he would find a book , and that it would somehow save him and be too late to save him . But as for Palmerston , he never even gave one so much as a chance to read him a memorandum , he positively seemed to dislike discussion ; and , before one knew where one was , without any warning whatever , he would plunge into some hare-brained , violent project , which , as likely as not , would logically involve a European war . And sometimes on the brightest nights the laughing girl dreamed that she told the weeping boy to go and make his way a little further down the road , where he would find the weeping town and all the other people just like him . If one grafted an ovary onto a male rat , he would ovulate perfectly . Manager Lovejoy was game to the last and said that as long as a guest remained he would keep the hotel open ; but that if the remaining guests left he would close the hotel immediately for the night .