The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories by Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev
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'Who is that?' I asked Ozhogin. 'Prince N., 'the latter responded, with a preoccupied face; 'sent from Petersburg to collect recruits. But where are the servants?' he went on in a tone of annoyance; 'no one handed him his coat.' We went into the drawing-room. 'Has he been here long?' I inquired. 'Arrived yesterday evening, I'm told. I offered him a room here, but he refused. He seems a very nice fellow, though.' 'Has he been long with you?' 'About an hour. He asked me to introduce him to Olimpiada Nikitishna.' 'And did you introduce him?' 'Of course.' 'And Lizaveta Kirillovna, too, did he ...' 'He made her acquaintance, too, of course.' I was silent for a space. 'Has he come here for long, do you know?' |
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