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"
Because
,
"
replied
Aglaya
gravely
,
"
in
the
poem
the
knight
is
described
as
a
man
capable
of
living
up
to
an
ideal
all
his
life
.
That
sort
of
thing
is
not
to
be
found
every
day
among
the
men
of
our
times
.
In
the
poem
it
is
not
stated
exactly
what
the
ideal
was
,
but
it
was
evidently
some
vision
,
some
revelation
of
pure
Beauty
,
and
the
knight
wore
round
his
neck
,
instead
of
a
scarf
,
a
rosary
.
A
device
--
A.
N.
B.
--
the
meaning
of
which
is
not
explained
,
was
inscribed
on
his
shield
--
"
"
No
,
A.
N.
D.
,
"
corrected
Colia
.
"
I
say
A.
N.
B.
,
and
so
it
shall
be
!
"
cried
Aglaya
,
irritably
.
"
Anyway
,
the
'
poor
knight
'
did
not
care
what
his
lady
was
,
or
what
she
did
.
He
had
chosen
his
ideal
,
and
he
was
bound
to
serve
her
,
and
break
lances
for
her
,
and
acknowledge
her
as
the
ideal
of
pure
Beauty
,
whatever
she
might
say
or
do
afterwards
.
If
she
had
taken
to
stealing
,
he
would
have
championed
her
just
the
same
.
I
think
the
poet
desired
to
embody
in
this
one
picture
the
whole
spirit
of
medieval
chivalry
and
the
platonic
love
of
a
pure
and
high-souled
knight
.
Of
course
it
's
all
an
ideal
,
and
in
the
'
poor
knight
'
that
spirit
reached
the
utmost
limit
of
asceticism
.
He
is
a
Don
Quixote
,
only
serious
and
not
comical
.
I
used
not
to
understand
him
,
and
laughed
at
him
,
but
now
I
love
the
'
poor
knight
,
'
and
respect
his
actions
.
"
So
ended
Aglaya
;
and
,
to
look
at
her
,
it
was
difficult
,
indeed
,
to
judge
whether
she
was
joking
or
in
earnest
.
"
Pooh
!
he
was
a
fool
,
and
his
actions
were
the
actions
of
a
fool
,
"
said
Mrs.
Epanchin
;
"
and
as
for
you
,
young
woman
,
you
ought
to
know
better
.
At
all
events
,
you
are
not
to
talk
like
that
again
.
What
poem
is
it
?
Recite
it
!
I
want
to
hear
this
poem
!
I
have
hated
poetry
all
my
life
.
Prince
,
you
must
excuse
this
nonsense
.
We
neither
of
us
like
this
sort
of
thing
!
Be
patient
!
"
They
certainly
were
put
out
,
both
of
them
.
The
prince
tried
to
say
something
,
but
he
was
too
confused
,
and
could
not
get
his
words
out
.
Aglaya
,
who
had
taken
such
liberties
in
her
little
speech
,
was
the
only
person
present
,
perhaps
,
who
was
not
in
the
least
embarrassed
.
She
seemed
,
in
fact
,
quite
pleased
.
She
now
rose
solemnly
from
her
seat
,
walked
to
the
centre
of
the
terrace
,
and
stood
in
front
of
the
prince
's
chair
.
All
looked
on
with
some
surprise
,
and
Prince
S.
and
her
sisters
with
feelings
of
decided
alarm
,
to
see
what
new
frolic
she
was
up
to
;
it
had
gone
quite
far
enough
already
,
they
thought
But
Aglaya
evidently
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
affectation
and
ceremony
with
which
she
was
introducing
her
recitation
of
the
poem
.
