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The
news
of
the
day
in
Petersburg
was
the
illness
of
Countess
Bezúkhova
.
She
had
fallen
ill
unexpectedly
a
few
days
previously
,
had
missed
several
gatherings
of
which
she
was
usually
the
ornament
,
and
was
said
to
be
receiving
no
one
,
and
instead
of
the
celebrated
Petersburg
doctors
who
usually
attended
her
had
entrusted
herself
to
some
Italian
doctor
who
was
treating
her
in
some
new
and
unusual
way
.
They
all
knew
very
well
that
the
enchanting
countess
'
illness
arose
from
an
inconvenience
resulting
from
marrying
two
husbands
at
the
same
time
,
and
that
the
Italian
's
cure
consisted
in
removing
such
inconvenience
;
but
in
Anna
Pávlovna
's
presence
no
one
dared
to
think
of
this
or
even
appear
to
know
it
.
"
They
say
the
poor
countess
is
very
ill
.
The
doctor
says
it
is
angina
pectoris
.
"
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"
Angina
?
Oh
,
that
's
a
terrible
illness
!
"
"
They
say
that
the
rivals
are
reconciled
,
thanks
to
the
angina
...
"
and
the
word
angina
was
repeated
with
great
satisfaction
.
"
The
count
is
pathetic
,
they
say
.
He
cried
like
a
child
when
the
doctor
told
him
the
case
was
dangerous
.
"
"
Oh
,
it
would
be
a
terrible
loss
,
she
is
an
enchanting
woman
.
"
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"
You
are
speaking
of
the
poor
countess
?
"
said
Anna
Pávlovna
,
coming
up
just
then
.
"
I
sent
to
ask
for
news
,
and
hear
that
she
is
a
little
better
.
Oh
,
she
is
certainly
the
most
charming
woman
in
the
world
,
"
she
went
on
,
with
a
smile
at
her
own
enthusiasm
.
"
We
belong
to
different
camps
,
but
that
does
not
prevent
my
esteeming
her
as
she
deserves
.
She
is
very
unfortunate
!
"
added
Anna
Pávlovna
.
Supposing
that
by
these
words
Anna
Pávlovna
was
somewhat
lifting
the
veil
from
the
secret
of
the
countess
'
malady
,
an
unwary
young
man
ventured
to
express
surprise
that
well-known
doctors
had
not
been
called
in
and
that
the
countess
was
being
attended
by
a
charlatan
who
might
employ
dangerous
remedies
.
"
Your
information
may
be
better
than
mine
,
"
Anna
Pávlovna
suddenly
and
venomously
retorted
on
the
inexperienced
young
man
,
"
but
I
know
on
good
authority
that
this
doctor
is
a
very
learned
and
able
man
.
He
is
private
physician
to
the
Queen
of
Spain
.
"