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this is rather strange,' he went on. `So we live on without any reckoning, as though we were the vestals of antiquity,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], set to guard a sacred fire or something.' The landowner chuckled under his white mustaches. `There are some among us, too, like our friend Nikolai Ivanovich, or Count Vronsky, who's settled here lately - they try to set up an agronomic industry; but so far it leads to nothing but making away with capital.' `But why is it we don't do like the merchants? Why don't we cut down our parks for bast?' said Levin, returning to a thought that had struck him. `Why, as you said, to guard the fire. Besides,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], that's not work for a nobleman. And our work as noblemen isn't done here at the elections, but yonder, each in his own nook. There's a class instinct,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], too, of what one ought and oughtn't to do. There are the peasants,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], too - I wonder at them sometimes; any good peasant tries to take all the land he can. However bad the land is, he'll work it. Without a reckoning too. At a simple loss.' `Just as we do,' said Levin. `Very, very glad to have met you,' he added, seeing Sviiazhsky approaching him. `And here we've met for the first time since we met at your place,' said the landowner to Sviiazhsky, `and we've had a good talk, too.' `Well, have you been attacking the new order of things?' said Sviiazhsky with a smile. `That we're bound to do.' `You've been relieving your feelings.' LastIndexNext? Leo Tolstoy
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