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“But what is one to do？ She cannot help it；” thought Princess Marya； and with a sad and somewhat severe face she repeated to Natasha all Pierre had said to her。 Natasha was stupefied to hear he was going to Petersburg。 “To Petersburg！” she repeated； as though unable to take it in。
But looking at the mournful expression of Princess Marya’s face she divined the cause of her sadness； and suddenly burst into tears。
“Marie；” she said； “tell me what I am to do。 I am afraid of being horrid。 Whatever you say； I will do； tell me …”
“You love him？”
“Yes！” whispered Natasha。
“What are you crying for； then？ I am very glad for you；” said Princess Marya； moved by those tears to complete forgiveness of Natasha’s joy。
“It will not be soon … some day。 Only think how happy it will be when I am his wife and you marry Nikolay！”
“Natasha； I have begged you not to speak of that。 Let us talk of you。”
Both were silent。
“Only why go to Petersburg？” cried Natasha suddenly； and she hastened to answer herself。 “No； no； it must be so … Yes； Marie？ It must be …”
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