SimonW
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No, it says it as intended if you continue the sentence fully “- with malice but with boredom once more.”Where you said "--with malice but with boredom," did you possibly mean to say "--NOT with malice but with boredom"?
Sorry if it is not understood. It means it is fully malicious with intent but the bored undertones are there meaning it is not inclined to be taking Beagle seriously. If that makes sense.
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