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And
so
he
departed
.
The
prince
found
out
afterwards
that
this
gentleman
made
it
his
business
to
amaze
people
with
his
originality
and
wit
,
but
that
it
did
not
as
a
rule
"
come
off
.
"
He
even
produced
a
bad
impression
on
some
people
,
which
grieved
him
sorely
;
but
he
did
not
change
his
ways
for
all
that
.
As
he
went
out
of
the
prince
's
room
,
he
collided
with
yet
another
visitor
coming
in
.
Ferdishenko
took
the
opportunity
of
making
several
warning
gestures
to
the
prince
from
behind
the
new
arrival
's
back
,
and
left
the
room
in
conscious
pride
.
This
next
arrival
was
a
tall
red-faced
man
of
about
fifty-five
,
with
greyish
hair
and
whiskers
,
and
large
eyes
which
stood
out
of
their
sockets
.
His
appearance
would
have
been
distinguished
had
it
not
been
that
he
gave
the
idea
of
being
rather
dirty
.
He
was
dressed
in
an
old
coat
,
and
he
smelled
of
vodka
when
he
came
near
.
His
walk
was
effective
,
and
he
clearly
did
his
best
to
appear
dignified
,
and
to
impress
people
by
his
manner
.
This
gentleman
now
approached
the
prince
slowly
,
and
with
a
most
courteous
smile
;
silently
took
his
hand
and
held
it
in
his
own
,
as
he
examined
the
prince
's
features
as
though
searching
for
familiar
traits
therein
.
"'
Tis
he
,
'
tis
he
!
"
he
said
at
last
,
quietly
,
but
with
much
solemnity
.
"
As
though
he
were
alive
once
more
.
I
heard
the
familiar
name
--
the
dear
familiar
name
--
and
,
oh
!
how
it
reminded
me
of
the
irrevocable
past
--
Prince
Muishkin
,
I
believe
?
"
"
Exactly
so
.
"
"
General
Ivolgin
--
retired
and
unfortunate
.
May
I
ask
your
Christian
and
generic
names
?
"
"
Lef
Nicolaievitch
.
"
"
So
,
so
--
the
son
of
my
old
,
I
may
say
my
childhood
's
friend
,
Nicolai
Petrovitch
.
"
