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"
Take
fifty
roubles
for
your
cloak
?
"
he
shouted
,
holding
the
money
out
to
the
girl
.
Before
the
astonished
young
woman
could
collect
her
scattered
senses
,
he
pushed
the
money
into
her
hand
,
seized
the
mantle
,
and
threw
it
and
the
handkerchief
over
Nastasia
's
head
and
shoulders
.
The
latter
's
wedding-array
would
have
attracted
too
much
attention
,
and
it
was
not
until
some
time
later
that
the
girl
understood
why
her
old
cloak
and
kerchief
had
been
bought
at
such
a
price
.
The
news
of
what
had
happened
reached
the
church
with
extraordinary
rapidity
.
When
Keller
arrived
,
a
host
of
people
whom
he
did
not
know
thronged
around
to
ask
him
questions
.
There
was
much
excited
talking
,
and
shaking
of
heads
,
even
some
laughter
;
but
no
one
left
the
church
,
all
being
anxious
to
observe
how
the
now
celebrated
bridegroom
would
take
the
news
.
He
grew
very
pale
upon
hearing
it
,
but
took
it
quite
quietly
.
"
I
was
afraid
,
"
he
muttered
,
scarcely
audibly
,
"
but
I
hardly
thought
it
would
come
to
this
.
"
Then
after
a
short
silence
,
he
added
:
"
However
,
in
her
state
,
it
is
quite
consistent
with
the
natural
order
of
things
.
"
Even
Keller
admitted
afterwards
that
this
was
"
extraordinarily
philosophical
"
on
the
prince
's
part
.
He
left
the
church
quite
calm
,
to
all
appearances
,
as
many
witnesses
were
found
to
declare
afterwards
.
He
seemed
anxious
to
reach
home
and
be
left
alone
as
quickly
as
possible
;
but
this
was
not
to
be
.
He
was
accompanied
by
nearly
all
the
invited
guests
,
and
besides
this
,
the
house
was
almost
besieged
by
excited
bands
of
people
,
who
insisted
upon
being
allowed
to
enter
the
verandah
.
The
prince
heard
Keller
and
Lebedeff
remonstrating
and
quarrelling
with
these
unknown
individuals
,
and
soon
went
out
himself
.
He
approached
the
disturbers
of
his
peace
,
requested
courteously
to
be
told
what
was
desired
;
then
politely
putting
Lebedeff
and
Keller
aside
,
he
addressed
an
old
gentleman
who
was
standing
on
the
verandah
steps
at
the
head
of
the
band
of
would-be
guests
,
and
courteously
requested
him
to
honour
him
with
a
visit
.
The
old
fellow
was
quite
taken
aback
by
this
,
but
entered
,
followed
by
a
few
more
,
who
tried
to
appear
at
their
ease
.
The
rest
remained
outside
,
and
presently
the
whole
crowd
was
censuring
those
who
had
accepted
the
invitation
.
The
prince
offered
seats
to
his
strange
visitors
,
tea
was
served
,
and
a
general
conversation
sprang
up
.
Everything
was
done
most
decorously
,
to
the
considerable
surprise
of
the
intruders
.
A
few
tentative
attempts
were
made
to
turn
the
conversation
to
the
events
of
the
day
,
and
a
few
indiscreet
questions
were
asked
;
but
Muishkin
replied
to
everybody
with
such
simplicity
and
good-humour
,
and
at
the
same
time
with
so
much
dignity
,
and
showed
such
confidence
in
the
good
breeding
of
his
guests
,
that
the
indiscreet
talkers
were
quickly
silenced
.
By
degrees
the
conversation
became
almost
serious
.
One
gentleman
suddenly
exclaimed
,
with
great
vehemence
:
"
Whatever
happens
,
I
shall
not
sell
my
property
;
I
shall
wait
.
Enterprise
is
better
than
money
,
and
there
,
sir
,
you
have
my
whole
system
of
economy
,
if
you
wish
!
"
He
addressed
the
prince
,
who
warmly
commended
his
sentiments
,
though
Lebedeff
whispered
in
his
ear
that
this
gentleman
,
who
talked
so
much
of
his
"
property
,
"
had
never
had
either
house
or
home
.
Nearly
an
hour
passed
thus
,
and
when
tea
was
over
the
visitors
seemed
to
think
that
it
was
time
to
go
.
As
they
went
out
,
the
doctor
and
the
old
gentleman
bade
Muishkin
a
warm
farewell
,
and
all
the
rest
took
their
leave
with
hearty
protestations
of
good-will
,
dropping
remarks
to
the
effect
that
"
it
was
no
use
worrying
,
"
and
that
"
perhaps
all
would
turn
out
for
the
best
,
"
and
so
on
.
Some
of
the
younger
intruders
would
have
asked
for
champagne
,
but
they
were
checked
by
the
older
ones
.
When
all
had
departed
,
Keller
leaned
over
to
Lebedeff
,
and
said
:
"
With
you
and
me
there
would
have
been
a
scene
.
We
should
have
shouted
and
fought
,
and
called
in
the
police
.
But
he
has
simply
made
some
new
friends
--
and
such
friends
,
too
!
I
know
them
!
"
Lebedeff
,
who
was
slightly
intoxicated
,
answered
with
a
sigh
:
