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"
The
doubt
is
flattering
,
"
said
"
the
man
of
profound
intellect
,
"
with
a
subtle
smile
.
"
We
must
distinguish
between
the
Vienna
cabinet
and
the
Emperor
of
Austria
,
"
said
Mortemart
.
"
The
Emperor
of
Austria
can
never
have
thought
of
such
a
thing
,
it
is
only
the
cabinet
that
says
it
.
"
"
Ah
,
my
dear
vicomte
,
"
put
in
Anna
Pávlovna
,
"
L'Urope
"
(
for
some
reason
she
called
it
Urope
as
if
that
were
a
specially
refined
French
pronunciation
which
she
could
allow
herself
when
conversing
with
a
Frenchman
)
,
"
L'Urope
ne
sera
jamais
notre
alliée
sincère
.
"
*
*
"
Europe
will
never
be
our
sincere
ally
.
"
After
that
Anna
Pávlovna
led
up
to
the
courage
and
firmness
of
the
King
of
Prussia
,
in
order
to
draw
Borís
into
the
conversation
.
Borís
listened
attentively
to
each
of
the
speakers
,
awaiting
his
turn
,
but
managed
meanwhile
to
look
round
repeatedly
at
his
neighbor
,
the
beautiful
Hélène
,
whose
eyes
several
times
met
those
of
the
handsome
young
aide-de-camp
with
a
smile
.
Speaking
of
the
position
of
Prussia
,
Anna
Pávlovna
very
naturally
asked
Borís
to
tell
them
about
his
journey
to
Glogau
and
in
what
state
he
found
the
Prussian
army
.
Borís
,
speaking
with
deliberation
,
told
them
in
pure
,
correct
French
many
interesting
details
about
the
armies
and
the
court
,
carefully
abstaining
from
expressing
an
opinion
of
his
own
about
the
facts
he
was
recounting
.
For
some
time
he
engrossed
the
general
attention
,
and
Anna
Pávlovna
felt
that
the
novelty
she
had
served
up
was
received
with
pleasure
by
all
her
visitors
.
The
greatest
attention
of
all
to
Borís
'
narrative
was
shown
by
Hélène
.
She
asked
him
several
questions
about
his
journey
and
seemed
greatly
interested
in
the
state
of
the
Prussian
army
.
As
soon
as
he
had
finished
she
turned
to
him
with
her
usual
smile
"
You
absolutely
must
come
and
see
me
,
"
she
said
in
a
tone
that
implied
that
,
for
certain
considerations
he
could
not
know
of
,
this
was
absolutely
necessary
.
"
On
Tuesday
between
eight
and
nine
.
It
will
give
me
great
pleasure
.
"
