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From the excerpt "the even white teeth of a healthy peasant Gerasim," we can conclude that Gerasim belongs to the working class. The term "peasant" is historically associated with the working class, and the mention of his healthy teeth suggests that despite being a peasant, he maintains good dental hygiene.
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