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ments; but presently he ceased to be aware of
what they said; listening only to the voice of him
who had been his guide in the dream; and who
was now speaking audibly in his heart。
〃You are not only the Tsar;〃 said the voice;
〃but more。 You are a human being; who only
yesterday came into this world; and will perchance
to…morrow depart out of it。 Apart from your
duties as a Tsar; of which that old man is now
speaking; you have more immediate duties not by
any means to be disregarded; human duties; not
the duties of a Tsar towards his subjects; which
are only accidental; but an eternal duty; the duty
of a man in his relation to God; the duty toward
your own soul; which is to save it; and also; to
serve God in establishing his kingdom on earth。
You are not to be guarded in your actions either
by what has been or what will be; but only by
what it is your own duty to do。
***
He opened his eyeshis wife was awakening him。
Which of the three courses the young Tsar chose;
will be told in fifty years。
End