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Keller
,
why
does
your
article
impute
things
to
my
father
without
the
slightest
foundation
?
He
never
squandered
the
funds
of
his
company
nor
ill-treated
his
subordinates
,
I
am
absolutely
certain
of
it
;
I
can
not
imagine
how
you
could
bring
yourself
to
write
such
a
calumny
!
But
your
assertions
concerning
Pavlicheff
are
absolutely
intolerable
!
You
do
not
scruple
to
make
a
libertine
of
that
noble
man
;
you
call
him
a
sensualist
as
coolly
as
if
you
were
speaking
the
truth
,
and
yet
it
would
not
be
possible
to
find
a
chaster
man
.
He
was
even
a
scholar
of
note
,
and
in
correspondence
with
several
celebrated
scientists
,
and
spent
large
sums
in
the
interests
of
science
.
As
to
his
kind
heart
and
his
good
actions
,
you
were
right
indeed
when
you
said
that
I
was
almost
an
idiot
at
that
time
,
and
could
hardly
understand
anything
--
(
I
could
speak
and
understand
Russian
,
though
)
,
--
but
now
I
can
appreciate
what
I
remember
--
"
"
Excuse
me
,
"
interrupted
Hippolyte
,
"
is
not
this
rather
sentimental
?
You
said
you
wished
to
come
to
the
point
;
please
remember
that
it
is
after
nine
o'clock
.
"
"
Very
well
,
gentlemen
--
very
well
,
"
replied
the
prince
.
"
At
first
I
received
the
news
with
mistrust
,
then
I
said
to
myself
that
I
might
be
mistaken
,
and
that
Pavlicheff
might
possibly
have
had
a
son
.
But
I
was
absolutely
amazed
at
the
readiness
with
which
the
son
had
revealed
the
secret
of
his
birth
at
the
expense
of
his
mother
's
honour
.
For
Tchebaroff
had
already
menaced
me
with
publicity
in
our
interview
...
"
"
What
nonsense
!
"
Lebedeff
's
nephew
interrupted
violently
.
"
You
have
no
right
--
you
have
no
right
!
"
cried
Burdovsky
.
"
The
son
is
not
responsible
for
the
misdeeds
of
his
father
;
and
the
mother
is
not
to
blame
,
"
added
Hippolyte
,
with
warmth
.
"
That
seems
to
me
all
the
more
reason
for
sparing
her
,
"
said
the
prince
timidly
.
"
Prince
,
you
are
not
only
simple
,
but
your
simplicity
is
almost
past
the
limit
,
"
said
Lebedeff
's
nephew
,
with
a
sarcastic
smile
.
"
But
what
right
had
you
?
"
said
Hippolyte
in
a
very
strange
tone
.
"
None
--
none
whatever
,
"
agreed
the
prince
hastily
.
"
I
admit
you
are
right
there
,
but
it
was
involuntary
,
and
I
immediately
said
to
myself
that
my
personal
feelings
had
nothing
to
do
with
it
,
--
that
if
I
thought
it
right
to
satisfy
the
demands
of
Mr.
Burdovsky
,
out
of
respect
for
the
memory
of
Pavlicheff
,
I
ought
to
do
so
in
any
case
,
whether
I
esteemed
Mr.
Burdovsky
or
not
.
I
only
mentioned
this
,
gentlemen
,
because
it
seemed
so
unnatural
to
me
for
a
son
to
betray
his
mother
's
secret
in
such
a
way
.
In
short
,
that
is
what
convinced
me
that
Tchebaroff
must
be
a
rogue
,
and
that
he
had
induced
Mr.
Burdovsky
to
attempt
this
fraud
.
"
