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Vronsky
was
frowning
and
looking
straight
before
him
,
as
though
he
did
not
hear
what
Stepan
Arkadyevitch
was
saying
Probably
on
Oblonsky
’
s
pointing
them
out
,
he
looked
round
in
the
direction
where
the
princess
and
Sergey
Ivanovitch
were
standing
,
and
without
speaking
lifted
his
hat
.
His
face
,
aged
and
worn
by
suffering
,
looked
stony
.
Going
onto
the
platform
,
Vronsky
left
his
mother
and
disappeared
into
a
compartment
.
On
the
platform
there
rang
out
“
God
save
the
Tsar
,
”
then
shouts
of
“
hurrah
!
”
and
“
jivio
!
”
One
of
the
volunteers
,
a
tall
,
very
young
man
with
a
hollow
chest
,
was
particularly
conspicuous
,
bowing
and
waving
his
felt
hat
and
a
nosegay
over
his
head
.
Then
two
officers
emerged
,
bowing
too
,
and
a
stout
man
with
a
big
beard
,
wearing
a
greasy
forage
cap
.
Saying
good
-
bye
to
the
princess
,
Sergey
Ivanovitch
was
joined
by
Katavasov
;
together
they
got
into
a
carriage
full
to
overflowing
,
and
the
train
started
.
At
Tsaritsino
station
the
train
was
met
by
a
chorus
of
young
men
singing
“
Hail
to
Thee
!
”
Again
the
volunteers
bowed
and
poked
their
heads
out
,
but
Sergey
Ivanovitch
paid
no
attention
to
them
.
He
had
had
so
much
to
do
with
the
volunteers
that
the
type
was
familiar
to
him
and
did
not
interest
him
.
Katavasov
,
whose
scientific
work
had
prevented
his
having
a
chance
of
observing
them
hitherto
,
was
very
much
interested
in
them
and
questioned
Sergey
Ivanovitch
.
Sergey
Ivanovitch
advised
him
to
go
into
the
second
-
class
and
talk
to
them
himself
.
At
the
next
station
Katavasov
acted
on
this
suggestion
.
At
the
first
stop
he
moved
into
the
second
-
class
and
made
the
acquaintance
of
the
volunteers
.
They
were
sitting
in
a
corner
of
the
carriage
,
talking
loudly
and
obviously
aware
that
the
attention
of
the
passengers
and
Katavasov
as
he
got
in
was
concentrated
upon
them
.
More
loudly
than
all
talked
the
tall
,
hollow
-
chested
young
man
.
He
was
unmistakably
tipsy
,
and
was
relating
some
story
that
had
occurred
at
his
school
.
Facing
him
sat
a
middle
-
aged
officer
in
the
Austrian
military
jacket
of
the
Guards
uniform
.
He
was
listening
with
a
smile
to
the
hollow
-
chested
youth
,
and
occasionally
pulling
him
up
.
The
third
,
in
an
artillery
uniform
,
was
sitting
on
a
box
beside
them
.
A
fourth
was
asleep
.
Entering
into
conversation
with
the
youth
,
Katavasov
learned
that
he
was
a
wealthy
Moscow
merchant
who
had
run
through
a
large
fortune
before
he
was
two
-
and
-
twenty
.
Katavasov
did
not
like
him
,
because
he
was
unmanly
and
effeminate
and
sickly
.
He
was
obviously
convinced
,
especially
now
after
drinking
,
that
he
was
performing
a
heroic
action
,
and
he
bragged
of
it
in
the
most
unpleasant
way
.
