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661
"
What
does
that
matter
?
God
has
made
me
so
.
"
662
"
The
truth
is
that
you
are
a
Thetuk
,
and
nothing
else
.
Once
upon
a
time
I
believed
you
to
be
a
good
fellow
,
but
now
I
see
that
you
do
n't
understand
civility
.
One
can
not
speak
to
you
as
one
would
to
an
intimate
,
for
there
is
no
frankness
or
sincerity
about
you
.
You
are
a
regular
Sobakevitch
--
just
such
another
as
he
.
"
663
"
For
what
reason
are
you
abusing
me
?
Am
I
in
any
way
at
fault
for
declining
to
play
cards
?
Sell
me
those
souls
if
you
are
the
man
to
hesitate
over
such
rubbish
.
"
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664
"
The
foul
fiend
take
you
!
I
was
about
to
have
given
them
to
you
for
nothing
,
but
now
you
sha
n't
have
them
at
all
--
not
if
you
offer
me
three
kingdoms
in
exchange
.
665
Henceforth
I
will
have
nothing
to
do
with
you
,
you
cobbler
,
you
dirty
blacksmith
!
Porphyri
,
go
and
tell
the
ostler
to
give
the
gentleman
's
horses
no
oats
,
but
only
hay
.
"
666
This
development
Chichikov
had
hardly
expected
.
667
"
And
do
you
,
"
added
Nozdrev
to
his
guest
,
"
get
out
of
my
sight
.
"
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668
Yet
in
spite
of
this
,
host
and
guest
took
supper
together
--
even
though
on
this
occasion
the
table
was
adorned
with
no
wines
of
fictitious
nomenclature
,
but
only
with
a
bottle
which
reared
its
solitary
head
beside
a
jug
of
what
is
usually
known
as
vin
ordinaire
.
When
supper
was
over
Nozdrev
said
to
Chichikov
as
he
conducted
him
to
a
side
room
where
a
bed
had
been
made
up
:
669
"
This
is
where
you
are
to
sleep
.
I
can
not
very
well
wish
you
good-night
.
"
670
Left
to
himself
on
Nozdrev
's
departure
,
Chichikov
felt
in
a
most
unenviable
frame
of
mind
.
Full
of
inward
vexation
,
he
blamed
himself
bitterly
for
having
come
to
see
this
man
and
so
wasted
valuable
time
;
but
even
more
did
he
blame
himself
for
having
told
him
of
his
scheme
--
for
having
acted
as
carelessly
as
a
child
or
a
madman
.
Of
a
surety
the
scheme
was
not
one
which
ought
to
have
been
confided
to
a
man
like
Nozdrev
,
for
he
was
a
worthless
fellow
who
might
lie
about
it
,
and
append
additions
to
it
,
and
spread
such
stories
as
would
give
rise
to
God
knows
what
scandals
.
"
This
is
indeed
bad
!
"
Chichikov
said
to
himself
.
"
I
have
been
an
absolute
fool
.