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“
You
’
re
about
,
I
hear
,
to
marry
the
daughter
of
my
parishioner
and
son
in
the
spirit
,
Prince
Shtcherbatsky
?
”
he
resumed
,
with
a
smile
.
“
An
excellent
young
lady
.
”
“
Yes
,
”
answered
Levin
,
blushing
for
the
priest
.
“
What
does
he
want
to
ask
me
about
this
at
confession
for
?
”
he
thought
.
And
,
as
though
answering
his
thought
,
the
priest
said
to
him
:
“
You
are
about
to
enter
into
holy
matrimony
,
and
God
may
bless
you
with
offspring
.
Well
,
what
sort
of
bringing
-
up
can
you
give
your
babes
if
you
do
not
overcome
the
temptation
of
the
devil
,
enticing
you
to
infidelity
?
”
he
said
,
with
gentle
reproachfulness
.
“
If
you
love
your
child
as
a
good
father
,
you
will
not
desire
only
wealth
,
luxury
,
honor
for
your
infant
;
you
will
be
anxious
for
his
salvation
,
his
spiritual
enlightenment
with
the
light
of
truth
.
Eh
?
What
answer
will
you
make
him
when
the
innocent
babe
asks
you
:
‘
Papa
!
who
made
all
that
enchants
me
in
this
world
—
the
earth
,
the
waters
,
the
sun
,
the
flowers
,
the
grass
?
’
Can
you
say
to
him
:
‘
I
don
’
t
know
’
?
You
cannot
but
know
,
since
the
Lord
God
in
His
infinite
mercy
has
revealed
it
to
us
.
Or
your
child
will
ask
you
:
‘
What
awaits
me
in
the
life
beyond
the
tomb
?
’
What
will
you
say
to
him
when
you
know
nothing
?
How
will
you
answer
him
?
Will
you
leave
him
to
the
allurements
of
the
world
and
the
devil
?
That
’
s
not
right
,
”
he
said
,
and
he
stopped
,
putting
his
head
on
one
side
and
looking
at
Levin
with
his
kindly
,
gentle
eyes
.
Levin
made
no
answer
this
time
,
not
because
he
did
not
want
to
enter
upon
a
discussion
with
the
priest
,
but
because
,
so
far
,
no
one
had
ever
asked
him
such
questions
,
and
when
his
babes
did
ask
him
those
questions
,
it
would
be
time
enough
to
think
about
answering
them
.
“
You
are
entering
upon
a
time
of
life
,
”
pursued
the
priest
,
“
when
you
must
choose
your
path
and
keep
to
it
Pray
to
God
that
He
may
in
His
mercy
aid
you
and
have
mercy
on
you
!
”
he
concluded
.
“
Our
Lord
and
God
,
Jesus
Christ
,
in
the
abundance
and
riches
of
His
lovingkindness
,
forgives
this
child
.
.
.
.
”
and
,
finishing
the
prayer
of
absolution
,
the
priest
blessed
him
and
dismissed
him
.
On
getting
home
that
day
,
Levin
had
a
delightful
sense
of
relief
at
the
awkward
position
being
over
and
having
been
got
through
without
his
having
to
tell
a
lie
.
Apart
from
this
,
there
remained
a
vague
memory
that
what
the
kind
,
nice
old
fellow
had
said
had
not
been
at
all
so
stupid
as
he
had
fancied
at
first
,
and
that
there
was
something
in
it
that
must
be
cleared
up
.
“
Of
course
,
not
now
,
”
thought
Levin
,
“
but
some
day
later
on
.
”
Levin
felt
more
than
ever
now
that
there
was
something
not
clear
and
not
clean
in
his
soul
,
and
that
,
in
regard
to
religion
,
he
was
in
the
same
position
which
he
perceived
so
clearly
and
disliked
in
others
,
and
for
which
he
blamed
his
friend
Sviazhsky
.
