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"
Parfen
!
I
wo
n't
believe
it
.
"
Next
moment
something
appeared
to
burst
open
before
him
:
a
wonderful
inner
light
illuminated
his
soul
.
This
lasted
perhaps
half
a
second
,
yet
he
distinctly
remembered
hearing
the
beginning
of
the
wail
,
the
strange
,
dreadful
wail
,
which
burst
from
his
lips
of
its
own
accord
,
and
which
no
effort
of
will
on
his
part
could
suppress
.
Next
moment
he
was
absolutely
unconscious
;
black
darkness
blotted
out
everything
.
He
had
fallen
in
an
epileptic
fit
.
As
is
well
known
,
these
fits
occur
instantaneously
.
The
face
,
especially
the
eyes
,
become
terribly
disfigured
,
convulsions
seize
the
limbs
,
a
terrible
cry
breaks
from
the
sufferer
,
a
wail
from
which
everything
human
seems
to
be
blotted
out
,
so
that
it
is
impossible
to
believe
that
the
man
who
has
just
fallen
is
the
same
who
emitted
the
dreadful
cry
.
It
seems
more
as
though
some
other
being
,
inside
the
stricken
one
,
had
cried
.
Many
people
have
borne
witness
to
this
impression
;
and
many
can
not
behold
an
epileptic
fit
without
a
feeling
of
mysterious
terror
and
dread
.
Such
a
feeling
,
we
must
suppose
,
overtook
Rogojin
at
this
moment
,
and
saved
the
prince
's
life
.
Not
knowing
that
it
was
a
fit
,
and
seeing
his
victim
disappear
head
foremost
into
the
darkness
,
hearing
his
head
strike
the
stone
steps
below
with
a
crash
,
Rogojin
rushed
downstairs
,
skirting
the
body
,
and
flung
himself
headlong
out
of
the
hotel
,
like
a
raving
madman
.
The
prince
's
body
slipped
convulsively
down
the
steps
till
it
rested
at
the
bottom
.
Very
soon
,
in
five
minutes
or
so
,
he
was
discovered
,
and
a
crowd
collected
around
him
.
A
pool
of
blood
on
the
steps
near
his
head
gave
rise
to
grave
fears
.
Was
it
a
case
of
accident
,
or
had
there
been
a
crime
?
It
was
,
however
,
soon
recognized
as
a
case
of
epilepsy
,
and
identification
and
proper
measures
for
restoration
followed
one
another
,
owing
to
a
fortunate
circumstance
.
Colia
Ivolgin
had
come
back
to
his
hotel
about
seven
o'clock
,
owing
to
a
sudden
impulse
which
made
him
refuse
to
dine
at
the
Epanchins
'
,
and
,
finding
a
note
from
the
prince
awaiting
him
,
had
sped
away
to
the
latter
's
address
.
Arrived
there
,
he
ordered
a
cup
of
tea
and
sat
sipping
it
in
the
coffee-room
.
While
there
he
heard
excited
whispers
of
someone
just
found
at
the
bottom
of
the
stairs
in
a
fit
;
upon
which
he
had
hurried
to
the
spot
,
with
a
presentiment
of
evil
,
and
at
once
recognized
the
prince
The
sufferer
was
immediately
taken
to
his
room
,
and
though
he
partially
regained
consciousness
,
he
lay
long
in
a
semi-dazed
condition
.
