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Yazar: Leo Tolstoy

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'I consent, count, and am ready to overlook it; but you perceive
that my wife-my wife's a respectable woman-has been exposed to
the persecution, and insults, and effrontery of young upstarts,
scoundrels....' And you must understand, the young upstarts are
present all the while, and I have to keep the peace between them.
Again I call out all my diplomacy, and again as soon as the thing
was about at an end, our friend the government clerk gets hot and
red, and his sausages stand on end with wrath, and once more I
launch out into diplomatic wiles."
"Ah, he must tell you this story!" said Betsy, laughing, to a
lady who came into her box. "He has been making me laugh so."
"Well, bonne chance!" she added, giving Vronsky one finger of the
hand in which she held her fan, and with a shrug of her shoulders
she twitched down the bodice of her gown that had worked up, so
as to be duly naked as she moved forward towards the footlights
into the light of the gas, and the sight of all eyes.

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