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Pierre
,
who
knew
she
was
very
stupid
,
sometimes
attended
,
with
a
strange
feeling
of
perplexity
and
fear
,
her
evenings
and
dinner
parties
,
where
politics
,
poetry
,
and
philosophy
were
discussed
.
At
these
parties
his
feelings
were
like
those
of
a
conjuror
who
always
expects
his
trick
to
be
found
out
at
any
moment
.
But
whether
because
stupidity
was
just
what
was
needed
to
run
such
a
salon
,
or
because
those
who
were
deceived
found
pleasure
in
the
deception
,
at
any
rate
it
remained
unexposed
and
Hélène
Bezúkhova
's
reputation
as
a
lovely
and
clever
woman
became
so
firmly
established
that
she
could
say
the
emptiest
and
stupidest
things
and
everybody
would
go
into
raptures
over
every
word
of
hers
and
look
for
a
profound
meaning
in
it
of
which
she
herself
had
no
conception
.
*
"
That
's
a
superb
animal
.
"
*
(
2
)
"
Of
a
charming
woman
,
as
witty
as
she
is
lovely
.
"
Pierre
was
just
the
husband
needed
for
a
brilliant
society
woman
.
He
was
that
absent-minded
crank
,
a
grand
seigneur
husband
who
was
in
no
one
's
way
,
and
far
from
spoiling
the
high
tone
and
general
impression
of
the
drawing
room
,
he
served
,
by
the
contrast
he
presented
to
her
,
as
an
advantageous
background
to
his
elegant
and
tactful
wife
.
Pierre
during
the
last
two
years
,
as
a
result
of
his
continual
absorption
in
abstract
interests
and
his
sincere
contempt
for
all
else
,
had
acquired
in
his
wife
's
circle
,
which
did
not
interest
him
,
that
air
of
unconcern
,
indifference
,
and
benevolence
toward
all
,
which
can
not
be
acquired
artificially
and
therefore
inspires
involuntary
respect
.
He
entered
his
wife
's
drawing
room
as
one
enters
a
theater
,
was
acquainted
with
everybody
,
equally
pleased
to
see
everyone
,
and
equally
indifferent
to
them
all
.
Sometimes
he
joined
in
a
conversation
which
interested
him
and
,
regardless
of
whether
any
"
gentlemen
of
the
embassy
"
were
present
or
not
,
lispingly
expressed
his
views
,
which
were
sometimes
not
at
all
in
accord
with
the
accepted
tone
of
the
moment
.
But
the
general
opinion
concerning
the
queer
husband
of
"
the
most
distinguished
woman
in
Petersburg
"
was
so
well
established
that
no
one
took
his
freaks
seriously
.
Among
the
many
young
men
who
frequented
her
house
every
day
,
Borís
Drubetskóy
,
who
had
already
achieved
great
success
in
the
service
,
was
the
most
intimate
friend
of
the
Bezúkhov
household
since
Hélène
's
return
from
Erfurt
.
Hélène
spoke
of
him
as
"
mon
page
"
and
treated
him
like
a
child
.
Her
smile
for
him
was
the
same
as
for
everybody
,
but
sometimes
that
smile
made
Pierre
uncomfortable
.
Toward
him
Borís
behaved
with
a
particularly
dignified
and
sad
deference
.
This
shade
of
deference
also
disturbed
Pierre
.
He
had
suffered
so
painfully
three
years
before
from
the
mortification
to
which
his
wife
had
subjected
him
that
he
now
protected
himself
from
the
danger
of
its
repetition
,
first
by
not
being
a
husband
to
his
wife
,
and
secondly
by
not
allowing
himself
to
suspect
.
"
No
,
now
that
she
has
become
a
bluestocking
she
has
finally
renounced
her
former
infatuations
,
"
he
told
himself
"
There
has
never
been
an
instance
of
a
bluestocking
being
carried
away
by
affairs
of
the
heart
"
--
a
statement
which
,
though
gathered
from
an
unknown
source
,
he
believed
implicitly
.
Yet
strange
to
say
Borís
'
presence
in
his
wife
's
drawing
room
(
and
he
was
almost
always
there
)
had
a
physical
effect
upon
Pierre
;
it
constricted
his
limbs
and
destroyed
the
unconsciousness
and
freedom
of
his
movements
.
"
What
a
strange
antipathy
,
"
thought
Pierre
,
"
yet
I
used
to
like
him
very
much
.
"
In
the
eyes
of
the
world
Pierre
was
a
great
gentleman
,
the
rather
blind
and
absurd
husband
of
a
distinguished
wife
,
a
clever
crank
who
did
nothing
but
harmed
nobody
and
was
a
first-rate
,
good-natured
fellow
.
But
a
complex
and
difficult
process
of
internal
development
was
taking
place
all
this
time
in
Pierre
's
soul
,
revealing
much
to
him
and
causing
him
many
spiritual
doubts
and
joys
.
