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Updated: June 13, 2025
Suddenly, unaccountably, she lost all power of volition and of thought; her limbs relaxed, and she surrendered to another's will. Recovering herself at last, she perceived the bright image of the moon in the dark water, and Sanine's face bending over her with glittering eyes. She felt that his arms were wound tightly round her, and that one of the oars was chafing her knee.
"And what does he say?" exclaimed Yourii. Ivanoff shrugged his shoulders. He was in no mood to discuss Sanine with Yourii, and he answered, not without irritation. "Nothing. What has it to do with him?" "Anyhow, he was the cause of it," said Lialia. "Yes, but what business had that fool to attack him? It is not Sanine's fault.
If anyone but Lida's brother had spoken to him in this way it would have pained him deeply, but to hear such words from Sanine's mouth amazed him; in fact at first he scarcely understood them. "Look here," he muttered, "either you are posing, or else " "Or else what?" asked Sanine, smiling. Novikoff looked aside, shrugged his shoulders, and was silent.
I cannot say how I should have behaved in Sanine's place. Of course, duelling's stupid, and to fight with fists is not much better." "But what is a man to do if he's compelled to fight?" said Sina. Yourii shrugged his shoulders. "It's for Soloveitchik that we ought to be sorry," said Riasantzeff, after a pause. The words contrasted strangely with his cheerful countenance.
Yet seemingly it was far from Sanine's thoughts, which surprised Ivanoff somewhat, yet did not displease him. After crossing the meadow, they again got on to the main road which was thronged as before with peasants in their carts, and giggling girls.
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