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This miserable partie de plaisir cae at the confectionery shop, Sanin without a word put into her hand the rose he had recovered She flushed crimson, pressed his hand, and instantly hid the rose He did not want to go into the house, though the evening was only just beginning She did not even invite him Moreover Pantaleone, who came out on the steps, announced that Frau Lenore was asleep Eood-bye of Sanin; he felt as it were in awe of hiing, and took leave of hiulated German, for all his self-confidence, felt aard And indeed every one felt aard

But in Sanin this feeling of aardness soon passed off It was replaced by a vague, but pleasant, even triu, and not caring to think about anything, and was very well pleased with himself