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the Lebyadkins was a pure coincidenceand that it was all Lebyadkin's
own fault for displaying his money. He explained this particularly well.
One of his listeners observed that it was no good his “pretending"; that
he had eaten and drunk and almost slept at Yulia Mihailovna'syet now
he was the first to blacken her characterand that this was by no means
such a fine thing to do as he supposed. But Pyotr Stepanovitch
immediately defended himself.
“I ate and drank there not because I had no moneyand it's not my fault
that I was invited there. Allow me to judge for myself how far I need to be
grateful for that.”
The general impression was in his favour. “He may be rather absurdand
of course he is a nonsensical fellowyet still he is not responsible for
Yulia Mihailovna's foolishness. On the contraryit appears that he tried to
stop her.”
About two o'clock the news suddenly came that Stavroginabout whom
there was so much talkhad suddenly left for Petersburg by the midday
train. This interested people immensely; many of them frowned. Pyotr
Stepanovitch was so much struck that I was told he turned quite pale and
cried out strangely“Whyhow could they have let him go?” He hurried
away from Gaganov's forthwithyet he was se [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]