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151
"
It
is
much
warmer
in
the
rooms
here
than
it
is
abroad
at
this
season
,
"
observed
the
prince
;
"
but
it
is
much
warmer
there
out
of
doors
.
As
for
the
houses
--
a
Russian
ca
n't
live
in
them
in
the
winter
until
he
gets
accustomed
to
them
.
"
152
"
Do
n't
they
heat
them
at
all
?
"
153
"
Well
,
they
do
heat
them
a
little
;
but
the
houses
and
stoves
are
so
different
to
ours
.
"
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154
"
H
'm
!
were
you
long
away
?
"
155
"
Four
years
!
and
I
was
in
the
same
place
nearly
all
the
time
,
--
in
one
village
.
"
156
"
You
must
have
forgotten
Russia
,
had
n't
you
?
"
157
"
Yes
,
indeed
I
had
--
a
good
deal
;
and
,
would
you
believe
it
,
I
often
wonder
at
myself
for
not
having
forgotten
how
to
speak
Russian
?
Even
now
,
as
I
talk
to
you
,
I
keep
saying
to
myself
'
how
well
I
am
speaking
it
.
'
Perhaps
that
is
partly
why
I
am
so
talkative
this
morning
.
I
assure
you
,
ever
since
yesterday
evening
I
have
had
the
strongest
desire
to
go
on
and
on
talking
Russian
.
"
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158
"
H
'm
!
yes
;
did
you
live
in
Petersburg
in
former
years
?
"
159
This
good
flunkey
,
in
spite
of
his
conscientious
scruples
,
really
could
not
resist
continuing
such
a
very
genteel
and
agreeable
conversation
.
160
"
In
Petersburg
?
Oh
no
!
hardly
at
all
,
and
now
they
say
so
much
is
changed
in
the
place
that
even
those
who
did
know
it
well
are
obliged
to
relearn
what
they
knew
.
They
talk
a
good
deal
about
the
new
law
courts
,
and
changes
there
,
do
n't
they
?
"