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The
child
moved
slightly
in
his
sleep
,
smiled
,
and
rubbed
his
forehead
against
the
pillow
.
Prince
Andrew
looked
at
his
sister
.
In
the
dim
shadow
of
the
curtain
her
luminous
eyes
shone
more
brightly
than
usual
from
the
tears
of
joy
that
were
in
them
She
leaned
over
to
her
brother
and
kissed
him
,
slightly
catching
the
curtain
of
the
cot
.
Each
made
the
other
a
warning
gesture
and
stood
still
in
the
dim
light
beneath
the
curtain
as
if
not
wishing
to
leave
that
seclusion
where
they
three
were
shut
off
from
all
the
world
.
Prince
Andrew
was
the
first
to
move
away
,
ruffling
his
hair
against
the
muslin
of
the
curtain
.
"
Yes
,
this
is
the
one
thing
left
me
now
,
"
he
said
with
a
sigh
.
Soon
after
his
admission
to
the
Masonic
Brotherhood
,
Pierre
went
to
the
Kiev
province
,
where
he
had
the
greatest
number
of
serfs
,
taking
with
him
full
directions
which
he
had
written
down
for
his
own
guidance
as
to
what
he
should
do
on
his
estates
.
When
he
reached
Kiev
he
sent
for
all
his
stewards
to
the
head
office
and
explained
to
them
his
intentions
and
wishes
.
He
told
them
that
steps
would
be
taken
immediately
to
free
his
serfs
--
and
that
till
then
they
were
not
to
be
overburdened
with
labor
,
women
while
nursing
their
babies
were
not
to
be
sent
to
work
,
assistance
was
to
be
given
to
the
serfs
,
punishments
were
to
be
admonitory
and
not
corporal
,
and
hospitals
,
asylums
,
and
schools
were
to
be
established
on
all
the
estates
.
Some
of
the
stewards
(
there
were
semiliterate
foremen
among
them
)
listened
with
alarm
,
supposing
these
words
to
mean
that
the
young
count
was
displeased
with
their
management
and
embezzlement
of
money
,
some
after
their
first
fright
were
amused
by
Pierre
's
lisp
and
the
new
words
they
had
not
heard
before
,
others
simply
enjoyed
hearing
how
the
master
talked
,
while
the
cleverest
among
them
,
including
the
chief
steward
,
understood
from
this
speech
how
they
could
best
handle
the
master
for
their
own
ends
.
The
chief
steward
expressed
great
sympathy
with
Pierre
's
intentions
,
but
remarked
that
besides
these
changes
it
would
be
necessary
to
go
into
the
general
state
of
affairs
which
was
far
from
satisfactory
.
Despite
Count
Bezúkhov
's
enormous
wealth
,
since
he
had
come
into
an
income
which
was
said
to
amount
to
five
hundred
thousand
rubles
a
year
,
Pierre
felt
himself
far
poorer
than
when
his
father
had
made
him
an
allowance
of
ten
thousand
rubles
.
He
had
a
dim
perception
of
the
following
budget
:
About
80,000
went
in
payments
on
all
the
estates
to
the
Land
Bank
,
about
30,000
went
for
the
upkeep
of
the
estate
near
Moscow
,
the
town
house
,
and
the
allowance
to
the
three
princesses
;
about
15,000
was
given
in
pensions
and
the
same
amount
for
asylums
;
150,000
alimony
was
sent
to
the
countess
;
about
70,000
went
for
interest
on
debts
.
The
building
of
a
new
church
,
previously
begun
,
had
cost
about
10,000
in
each
of
the
last
two
years
,
and
he
did
not
know
how
the
rest
,
about
100,000
rubles
,
was
spent
,
and
almost
every
year
he
was
obliged
to
borrow
.
Besides
this
the
chief
steward
wrote
every
year
telling
him
of
fires
and
bad
harvests
,
or
of
the
necessity
of
rebuilding
factories
and
workshops
.
So
the
first
task
Pierre
had
to
face
was
one
for
which
he
had
very
little
aptitude
or
inclination
--
practical
business
.
He
discussed
estate
affairs
every
day
with
his
chief
steward
.
But
he
felt
that
this
did
not
forward
matters
at
all
.
He
felt
that
these
consultations
were
detached
from
real
affairs
and
did
not
link
up
with
them
or
make
them
move
.
On
the
one
hand
,
the
chief
steward
put
the
state
of
things
to
him
in
the
very
worst
light
,
pointing
out
the
necessity
of
paying
off
the
debts
and
undertaking
new
activities
with
serf
labor
,
to
which
Pierre
did
not
agree
.
