Chapter 14

           

           Levinlookedbeforehimandsawaherdofcattle,thenhecaughtsightofhistrapwithRavenintheshafts,andthecoachman,who,drivinguptotheherd,saidsomethingtotheherdsman.Thenheheardtherattleofthewheelsandthesnortofthesleekhorseclosebyhim.Buthewassoburiedinhisthoughtsthathedidnotevenwonderwhythecoachmanhadcomeforhim.

           Heonlythoughtofthatwhenthecoachmanhaddrivenquiteuptohimandshoutedtohim.“Themistresssentme.Yourbrotherhascome,andsomegentlemanwithhim.”

           Levingotintothetrapandtookthereins.Asthoughjustrousedoutofsleep,foralongwhileLevincouldnotcollecthisfaculties.Hestaredatthesleekhorsefleckedwithlatherbetweenhishaunchesandonhisneck,wheretheharnessrubbed,staredatIvanthecoachmansittingbesidehim,andrememberedthathewasexpectinghisbrother,thoughtthathiswifewasmostlikelyuneasyathislongabsence,andtriedtoguesswhowasthevisitorwhohadcomewithhisbrother.Andhisbrotherandhiswifeandtheunknownguestseemedtohimnowquitedifferentfrombefore.Hefanciedthatnowhisrelationswithallmenwouldbedifferent.

           “Withmybrothertherewillbenoneofthataloofnesstherealwaysusedtobebetweenus,therewillbenodisputes;withKittythereshallneverbequarrels;withthevisitor,whoeverhemaybe,Iwillbefriendlyandnice;withtheservants,withIvan,itwillallbedifferent.

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