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The
prince
was
a
whole
hour
soothing
and
comforting
her
,
and
left
her
,
at
length
,
pacified
and
composed
.
He
sent
another
messenger
during
the
night
to
inquire
after
her
,
and
two
more
next
morning
.
The
last
brought
back
a
message
that
Nastasia
was
surrounded
by
a
whole
army
of
dressmakers
and
maids
,
and
was
as
happy
and
as
busy
as
such
a
beauty
should
be
on
her
wedding
morning
,
and
that
there
was
not
a
vestige
of
yesterday
's
agitation
remaining
.
The
message
concluded
with
the
news
that
at
the
moment
of
the
bearer
's
departure
there
was
a
great
confabulation
in
progress
as
to
which
diamonds
were
to
be
worn
,
and
how
.
This
message
entirely
calmed
the
prince
's
mind
.
The
following
report
of
the
proceedings
on
the
wedding
day
may
be
depended
upon
,
as
coming
from
eye-witnesses
.
The
wedding
was
fixed
for
eight
o'clock
in
the
evening
.
Nastasia
Philipovna
was
ready
at
seven
.
From
six
o'clock
groups
of
people
began
to
gather
at
Nastasia
's
house
,
at
the
prince
's
,
and
at
the
church
door
,
but
more
especially
at
the
former
place
.
The
church
began
to
fill
at
seven
.
Colia
and
Vera
Lebedeff
were
very
anxious
on
the
prince
's
account
,
but
they
were
so
busy
over
the
arrangements
for
receiving
the
guests
after
the
wedding
,
that
they
had
not
much
time
for
the
indulgence
of
personal
feelings
.
There
were
to
be
very
few
guests
besides
the
best
men
and
so
on
;
only
Dana
Alexeyevna
,
the
Ptitsins
,
Gania
,
and
the
doctor
.
When
the
prince
asked
Lebedeff
why
he
had
invited
the
doctor
,
who
was
almost
a
stranger
,
Lebedeff
replied
:
"
Why
,
he
wears
an
'
order
,
'
and
it
looks
so
well
!
"
This
idea
amused
the
prince
.
Keller
and
Burdovsky
looked
wonderfully
correct
in
their
dress-coats
and
white
kid
gloves
,
although
Keller
caused
the
bridegroom
some
alarm
by
his
undisguisedly
hostile
glances
at
the
gathering
crowd
of
sight-seers
outside
.
At
about
half-past
seven
the
prince
started
for
the
church
in
his
carriage
.
