"But I can prove it by mathematics, quite irrefutably. I can prove anything you require of me by whatever means you may prefer," said Jurgen, modestly, "for the simple reason that I am a monstrous clever fellow."


Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice, Chapter 32 (p. 236), Robert M. McBride & Company. 1925

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But I can prove it by mathematics, quite irrefutably. I can prove anything you require of me by whatever means you may prefer, said Jurgen, modestly, ...

But I can prove it by mathematics, quite irrefutably. I can prove anything you require of me by whatever means you may prefer, said Jurgen, modestly, ...

But I can prove it by mathematics, quite irrefutably. I can prove anything you require of me by whatever means you may prefer, said Jurgen, modestly, ...

But I can prove it by mathematics, quite irrefutably. I can prove anything you require of me by whatever means you may prefer, said Jurgen, modestly, ...