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"
Oh
no
,
let
me
off
,
Countess
,
"
Denísov
replied
.
"
Now
then
,
Váska
,
"
said
Nicholas
.
"
They
coax
me
as
if
I
were
Váska
the
cat
!
"
said
Denísov
jokingly
.
"
I
'll
sing
for
you
a
whole
evening
,
"
said
Natásha
.
"
Oh
,
the
faiwy
!
She
can
do
anything
with
me
!
"
said
Denísov
,
and
he
unhooked
his
saber
.
He
came
out
from
behind
the
chairs
,
clasped
his
partner
's
hand
firmly
,
threw
back
his
head
,
and
advanced
his
foot
,
waiting
for
the
beat
.
Only
on
horse
back
and
in
the
mazurka
was
Denísov
's
short
stature
not
noticeable
and
he
looked
the
fine
fellow
he
felt
himself
to
be
.
At
the
right
beat
of
the
music
he
looked
sideways
at
his
partner
with
a
merry
and
triumphant
air
,
suddenly
stamped
with
one
foot
,
bounded
from
the
floor
like
a
ball
,
and
flew
round
the
room
taking
his
partner
with
him
.
He
glided
silently
on
one
foot
half
across
the
room
,
and
seeming
not
to
notice
the
chairs
was
dashing
straight
at
them
,
when
suddenly
,
clinking
his
spurs
and
spreading
out
his
legs
,
he
stopped
short
on
his
heels
,
stood
so
a
second
,
stamped
on
the
spot
clanking
his
spurs
,
whirled
rapidly
round
,
and
,
striking
his
left
heel
against
his
right
,
flew
round
again
in
a
circle
.
Natásha
guessed
what
he
meant
to
do
,
and
abandoning
herself
to
him
followed
his
lead
hardly
knowing
how
.
First
he
spun
her
round
,
holding
her
now
with
his
left
,
now
with
his
right
hand
,
then
falling
on
one
knee
he
twirled
her
round
him
,
and
again
jumping
up
,
dashed
so
impetuously
forward
that
it
seemed
as
if
he
would
rush
through
the
whole
suite
of
rooms
without
drawing
breath
,
and
then
he
suddenly
stopped
and
performed
some
new
and
unexpected
steps
.
When
at
last
,
smartly
whirling
his
partner
round
in
front
of
her
chair
,
he
drew
up
with
a
click
of
his
spurs
and
bowed
to
her
,
Natásha
did
not
even
make
him
a
curtsy
She
fixed
her
eyes
on
him
in
amazement
,
smiling
as
if
she
did
not
recognize
him
.
"
What
does
this
mean
?
"
she
brought
out
.
Although
Iogel
did
not
acknowledge
this
to
be
the
real
mazurka
,
everyone
was
delighted
with
Denísov
's
skill
,
he
was
asked
again
and
again
as
a
partner
,
and
the
old
men
began
smilingly
to
talk
about
Poland
and
the
good
old
days
.
Denísov
,
flushed
after
the
mazurka
and
mopping
himself
with
his
handkerchief
,
sat
down
by
Natásha
and
did
not
leave
her
for
the
rest
of
the
evening
.
For
two
days
after
that
Rostóv
did
not
see
Dólokhov
at
his
own
or
at
Dólokhov
's
home
:
on
the
third
day
he
received
a
note
from
him
:
As
I
do
not
intend
to
be
at
your
house
again
for
reasons
you
know
of
,
and
am
going
to
rejoin
my
regiment
,
I
am
giving
a
farewell
supper
tonight
to
my
friends
--
come
to
the
English
Hotel
.
