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Levin
reddened
with
vexation
,
not
at
being
defeated
,
but
at
having
failed
to
control
himself
and
being
drawn
into
argument
.
No
,
I
can
t
argue
with
them
,
he
thought
;
they
wear
impenetrable
armor
,
while
I
m
naked
.
He
saw
that
it
was
impossible
to
convince
his
brother
and
Katavasov
,
and
he
saw
even
less
possibility
of
himself
agreeing
with
them
.
What
they
advocated
was
the
very
pride
of
intellect
that
had
almost
been
his
ruin
.
He
could
not
admit
that
some
dozens
of
men
,
among
them
his
brother
,
had
the
right
,
on
the
ground
of
what
they
were
told
by
some
hundreds
of
glib
volunteers
swarming
to
the
capital
,
to
say
that
they
and
the
newspapers
were
expressing
the
will
and
feeling
of
the
people
,
and
a
feeling
which
was
expressed
in
vengeance
and
murder
.
He
could
not
admit
this
,
because
he
neither
saw
the
expression
of
such
feelings
in
the
people
among
whom
he
was
living
,
nor
found
them
in
himself
(
and
he
could
not
but
consider
himself
one
of
the
persons
making
up
the
Russian
people
)
,
and
most
of
all
because
he
,
like
the
people
,
did
not
know
and
could
not
know
what
is
for
the
general
good
,
though
he
knew
beyond
a
doubt
that
this
general
good
could
be
attained
only
by
the
strict
observance
of
that
law
of
right
and
wrong
which
has
been
revealed
to
every
man
,
and
therefore
he
could
not
wish
for
war
or
advocate
war
for
any
general
objects
whatever
.
He
said
as
Mihalitch
did
and
the
people
,
who
had
expressed
their
feeling
in
the
traditional
invitations
of
the
Varyagi
:
Be
princes
and
rule
over
us
.
Gladly
we
promise
complete
submission
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All
the
labor
,
all
humiliations
,
all
sacrifices
we
take
upon
ourselves
;
but
we
will
not
judge
and
decide
.
And
now
,
according
to
Sergey
Ivanovitch
s
account
,
the
people
had
foregone
this
privilege
they
had
bought
at
such
a
costly
price
.
He
wanted
to
say
too
that
if
public
opinion
were
an
infallible
guide
,
then
why
were
not
revolutions
and
the
commune
as
lawful
as
the
movement
in
favor
of
the
Slavonic
peoples
?
But
these
were
merely
thoughts
that
could
settle
nothing
.
One
thing
could
be
seen
beyond
doubt
that
was
that
at
the
actual
moment
the
discussion
was
irritating
Sergey
Ivanovitch
,
and
so
it
was
wrong
to
continue
it
.
And
Levin
ceased
speaking
and
then
called
the
attention
of
his
guests
to
the
fact
that
the
storm
clouds
were
gathering
,
and
that
they
had
better
be
going
home
before
it
rained
.
The
old
prince
and
Sergey
Ivanovitch
got
into
the
trap
and
drove
off
;
the
rest
of
the
party
hastened
homewards
on
foot
.
But
the
storm
-
clouds
,
turning
white
and
then
black
,
moved
down
so
quickly
that
they
had
to
quicken
their
pace
to
get
home
before
the
rain
.
The
foremost
clouds
,
lowering
and
black
as
soot
-
laden
smoke
,
rushed
with
extraordinary
swiftness
over
the
sky
.
They
were
still
two
hundred
paces
from
home
and
a
gust
of
wind
had
already
blown
up
,
and
every
second
the
downpour
might
be
looked
for
.
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The
children
ran
ahead
with
frightened
and
gleeful
shrieks
.
Darya
Alexandrovna
,
struggling
painfully
with
her
skirts
that
clung
round
her
legs
,
was
not
walking
,
but
running
,
her
eyes
fixed
on
the
children
.
The
men
of
the
party
,
holding
their
hats
on
,
strode
with
long
steps
beside
her
.
They
were
just
at
the
steps
when
a
big
drop
fell
splashing
on
the
edge
of
the
iron
guttering
.
The
children
and
their
elders
after
them
ran
into
the
shelter
of
the
house
,
talking
merrily
.
Katerina
Alexandrovna
?
Levin
asked
of
Agafea
Mihalovna
,
who
met
them
with
kerchiefs
and
rugs
in
the
hall
.
We
thought
she
was
with
you
,
she
said
.