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Everything
was
still
,
and
the
counting
of
the
balls
was
heard
.
Then
a
single
voice
rose
and
proclaimed
the
numbers
for
and
against
.
The
marshal
had
been
voted
for
by
a
considerable
majority
.
All
was
noise
and
eager
movement
towards
the
doors
.
Snetkov
came
in
,
and
the
nobles
thronged
round
him
,
congratulating
him
.
“
Well
,
now
is
it
over
?
”
Levin
asked
Sergey
Ivanovitch
.
“
It
’
s
only
just
beginning
,
”
Sviazhsky
said
,
replying
for
Sergey
Ivanovitch
with
a
smile
.
“
Some
other
candidate
may
receive
more
votes
than
the
marshal
.
”
Levin
had
quite
forgotten
about
that
.
Now
he
could
only
remember
that
there
was
some
sort
of
trickery
in
it
,
but
he
was
too
bored
to
think
what
it
was
exactly
.
He
felt
depressed
,
and
longed
to
get
out
of
the
crowd
.
As
no
one
was
paying
any
attention
to
him
,
and
no
one
apparently
needed
him
,
he
quietly
slipped
away
into
the
little
room
where
the
refreshments
were
,
and
again
had
a
great
sense
of
comfort
when
he
saw
the
waiters
.
The
little
old
waiter
pressed
him
to
have
something
,
and
Levin
agreed
.
After
eating
a
cutlet
with
beans
and
talking
to
the
waiters
of
their
former
masters
,
Levin
,
not
wishing
to
go
back
to
the
hall
,
where
it
was
all
so
distasteful
to
him
,
proceeded
to
walk
through
the
galleries
.
The
galleries
were
full
of
fashionably
dressed
ladies
,
leaning
over
the
balustrade
and
trying
not
to
lose
a
single
word
of
what
was
being
said
below
.
With
the
ladies
were
sitting
and
standing
smart
lawyers
,
high
school
teachers
in
spectacles
,
and
officers
.
Everywhere
they
were
talking
of
the
election
,
and
of
how
worried
the
marshal
was
,
and
how
splendid
the
discussions
had
been
.
In
one
group
Levin
heard
his
brother
’
s
praises
.
One
lady
was
telling
a
lawyer
:
“
How
glad
I
am
I
heard
Koznishev
!
It
’
s
worth
losing
one
’
s
dinner
.
He
’
s
exquisite
!
So
clear
and
distinct
all
of
it
!
There
’
s
not
one
of
you
in
the
law
courts
that
speaks
like
that
.
The
only
one
is
Meidel
,
and
he
’
s
not
so
eloquent
by
a
long
way
.
”
Finding
a
free
place
,
Levin
leaned
over
the
balustrade
and
began
looking
and
listening
.
All
the
noblemen
were
sitting
railed
off
behind
barriers
according
to
their
districts
.
In
the
middle
of
the
room
stood
a
man
in
a
uniform
,
who
shouted
in
a
loud
,
high
voice
:
“
As
a
candidate
for
the
marshalship
of
the
nobility
of
the
province
we
call
upon
staff
-
captain
Yevgeney
Ivanovitch
Apuhtin
!
”
A
dead
silence
followed
,
and
then
a
weak
old
voice
was
heard
:
“
Declined
!
”
