Fathers and Children. Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev

but you will understand that it is difficult for her to come here, in your presence, especially the first day of your return.'

      'In that case I will go to her,' cried Arkady, with a fresh rush of magnanimous feeling, and he jumped up from his seat. 'I will explain to her that she has no need to be ashamed before me.'

      Nikolai Petrovitch too got up.

      'Arkady,' he began, 'be so good … how can … there … I have not told you yet … '