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Updated: June 12, 2025
Volintsev suspects. 'Never mind him! You saw I did not even answer him to-day.... Ah, Natalya Alexyevna, how happy I am! Nothing shall sever us now! Natalya looked into his eyes. 'Let me go, she whispered; 'it's time. 'One instant, began Rudin. 'No, let me go, let me go. 'You seem afraid of me. 'No, but it's time. 'Repeat, then, at least once more....
Luganovitch looked at me and said: "'Look here, come round to dinner with me. "This was unexpected, as I knew Luganovitch very little, only officially, and I had never been to his house. I only just went to my hotel room to change and went off to dinner. And here it was my lot to meet Anna Alexyevna, Luganovitch's wife.
She was frightened herself by the feelings of which she was suddenly conscious in herself. Rudin overtook her and stopped her. 'Natalya Alexyevna, he said, 'this conversation cannot end like this; it is too important for me too.... How am I to understand you? 'Let me go! repeated Natalya. 'Natalya Alexyevna, for mercy's sake! Rudin's face showed his agitation. He grew pale.
It was arranged that at the end of August we should see Anna Alexyevna off to the Crimea, where the doctors were sending her, and that a little later Luganovitch and the children would set off for the western province. "We were a great crowd to see Anna Alexyevna off.
“What dog’s that you’ve got here?” he asked the shopman, casually, noticing a pretty little lap-dog with dark eyes, sitting in the corner. “It belongs to Varvara Alexyevna, the mistress,” answered the clerk. “She brought it and forgot it here. It must be taken back to her.”
Natalya Alexyevna, tell me! Natalya could scarcely draw her breath. 'You see I have come here, she uttered, at last 'No, say that you love me! 'I think yes, she whispered. Rudin pressed her hands still more warmly, and tried to draw her to him. Natalya looked quickly round. 'Let me go I am frightened.... I think some one is listening to us.... For God's sake, be on your guard.
I know very well how bitter it is, how painful, how unendurable. But consider yourself, Natalya Alexyevna; I am poor. It is true I could work; but even if I were a rich man, could you bear a violent separation from your family, your mother's anger?... No, Natalya Alexyevna; it is useless even to think of it.
If there were no one at home I stayed and waited, talked to the nurse, played with the child, or lay on the sofa in the study and read; and when Anna Alexyevna came back I met her in the hall, took all her parcels from her, and for some reason I carried those parcels every time with as much love, with as much solemnity, as a boy.
You are not capable of acting from calculation; but did I want to be convinced of that? did I come here for that? 'I did not expect, Natalya Alexyevna 'Ah! you have said it at last! Yes, you did not expect all this you did not know me. Do not be uneasy... you do not love me, and I will never force myself on any one. 'I love you! cried Rudin. Natalya drew herself up.
Rudin himself shed tears too, but he was not weeping because he was parting from Bassistoff. His tears were the tears of wounded vanity. Natalya had gone to her own room, and there she read Rudin's letter. 'Dear Natalya Alexyevna, he wrote her, 'I have decided to depart. There is no other course open to me. I have decided to leave before I am told plainly to go.
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