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yedo
1. It was proposed to elect as marshal in place of Snetkov either Sviazhsky, or, better still, Nevyedovsky, a former university professor, a man of remarkable intelligence and a great friend of Sergey Ivanovitch
2. ‘Who then? Nevyedovsky?’ said Levin, feeling he was putting his foot into it
3. Nevyedovsky and Sviazhsky
4. This was Nevyedovsky himself
5. The candidate who was being voted on was Nevyedovsky, who had so stoutly denied all idea of standing
6. Nevyedovsky had scored a higher majority, as they had planned, and he was the new marshal of the province
7. When Nevyedovsky went out of the room, the crowd thronged round him and followed him enthusiastically, just as they had followed the governor who had opened the meetings, and just as they had followed Snetkov when he was elected
8. He saw clearly, and other people recognized it, too, that he had done a great deal to secure the success of Nevyedovsky
9. And now at his own table, celebrating Nevyedovsky’s election, he was experiencing an agreeable sense of triumph over the
10. It was indeed no failure in his eyes, as he said himself, turning, glass in hand, to Nevyedovsky; they could not have found a better representative of the new movement, which the nobility ought to follow
11. Sviazhsky comically imitated the tearful discourse of the marshal, and observed, addressing Nevyedovsky, that his excellency would have to select another more complicated method of auditing the accounts than tears
12. Continually during dinner they said of Nevyedovsky:
13. Nevyedovsky affected to be not merely indifferent but scornful of this appellation, but it was obvious that he was highly delighted, and had to keep a curb on himself not to betray the triumph which was unsuitable to their new liberal tone
14. And Stepan Arkadyevitch, who was in high good humor, sent Darya Alexandrovna a telegram: ‘Nevyedovsky elected by twenty votes
15. Sviazhsky was here and Shtcherbatsky, Nevyedovsky and the old prince, and Vronsky and Sergey Ivanovitch
16. [Note 82: Tchatzki, one of the principal characters in Griboyedoff's celebrated comedy "Woe from Wit" (Gore ot Ouma)
17. "Here lies the body of Major-General Pervoyedov
18. Lebeziatnikov (for the obsequious lower court councillor whom I detested and who lay beside General Pervoyedov was called, it appears, Lebeziatnikov) became much excited, and surprised that they were all waking up so soon this time
19. " General Pervoyedov at last himself checked with dignity the disgusting officiousness of his sycophant in the grave
20. "The great thing is that no one can interfere with us, and though I see Pervoyedov is in a temper, he can't reach me with his hand
21. Grigori Grigorevich Myasoyedov (1835–1912)
