Vladimir G. Glaz

Carmen and Natasha Rostova

In the Eyes of a Homeopath

New York2010

Other books by Dr. Vladimir G. Glaz (in Russian)

The Treatment of Bronchial-pulmonary Diseases. “Meditcina”. Moscow, Russia. 1988 (second edition, 1990)

Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace”. The Image of Natasha Rostova. Commentary of a Homeopath. “Homeopathy Center”. St. Petersburg, Russia. 2000.

The Reference Book. Volume I. Homeopathic Remedies for Various Psychological Types. Volume II. Home-opathic Remedies in Neurotic Conditions. “Znanije”. Moscow, Russia. 2002

Prosper Merimee’s Carmen. Commentary of a Home-opath. “Homeopathy Center”. St. Petersburg, Russia. 2004

Illnesses of the Greats. Two volumes. “Melikon Service”. Moscow, Russia. 2005

The Reference book. Volume III. Homeopathic Reme-dies for Treating Neurotic Disorders and Headaches. (in preparation for publishing)

Topical Homeo Architectonics at Diagnosing Cerebral Damages and Possibilities of Homeopathic Treatments. Monograph. 4000 pp., 400 fig. (in preparation for publishing)

Vladimir G. GlazCarmen and Natasha RostovaIn the Eyes of a Homeopath_______________________________________________

Copyright © 1996 by Vladimir G. Glaz

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To Ina – my wife, friend and assistant

The author is deeply grateful to his teachers: Dr. Viktor I. Varshavsky, Dr. Konstantin V. Grachiov, and Dr. Nikolay S. Zenin.

He is also expresses his profound gratitude to Frida Chesakova and Hilda Spektor for inval-uable assistance in making this book possible.

CONTENTS

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi

Chapter I. Natasha RostovaBook II

1806 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31809 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Book III1812 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130

Book IV1812 year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177

Epilog. 1813 - 1820 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214

Chapter II. Carmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231

Conclusion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279

Bibliography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287

§ 208. The next step is to learn the age of the patient, his mode of life, regimen, occupation, domestic situation, social connections, etc. He is to examine whether these various circum-stances contribute to the disease, and to what extent they may be favorable or unfavorable to the treatment. He must assess the cure in like fashion, and whether the patient’s state of mind is any obstacle to the cure, and whether it is necessary to modify or direct it. § 209. It is not till after repeated enquiries of this nature that the physician should endeavor to trace out, according to the directions already given, as perfect an image of the disease as possible, to enable him to distinguish the most prominent and characteristic of the symptoms by which he is to choose the first anti-psorie or other remedy, at the commencement of the treatment, observing, as a guide, the greatest possible analogy with the symptoms, etc.

Samuel Hahnemann Organon of Homoeopathic Medicine

1836

Natasha’s illness was so serious that, fortu-nately for her and her parents, all of what had caused it – her conduct and the breaking off of her engagement – faded into the background. It was impossible for them to consider how much that was to blame for what had happened while she was so ill that she could not eat or sleep, was growing visibly thinner, coughing, and, as the doctors gave them to understand, was in danger. They could think of nothing but how to make her well again. Doctors came to see her singly and in consultations, talked a great deal in French, German, and Latin, criticized one another, and prescribed the most diverse reme-dies applicable to every disease known to them. However, the very simple idea that they could not know what Natasha was suffering from, as no illness afflicting any living person can ever be known, never occurred to any of them. Each living being has its own peculiarities, and what-ever his ailment, it is always peculiar to itself, a new, complex malady unknown to medicine – not a disease of the lungs, liver, skin, heart, nerves, and so on, as described in medical books, but a disease consisting of one of the innumerable combinations of disorders of these organs.

Leo Tolstoy War and Peace

PREFACE

The present commentary was conceived as an attempt to ‘homeopathically’ comprehend two world famous literary fe-male characters, the two pearls of world literature.

The first is Natasha Rostova, from Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace. The second is Carmen from the novel of that title, by Prosper Merimee.

Natasha is one of the most charming and captivating images ever created in world literature. This image – so vivacious, complicated, versatile and attractive – has always been perceived by the author as an image of a real woman, with her life passing right in front of his eyes.

Natasha, with her amazing ability to love and to live by loving;- with her thirst for full-blooded life ‘right here, right

now;’- with her inner light which shines and warms up

everybody who is around her;- with her perfect sensation of freedom and at the same

time her strive to always live honestly;- with her unaccountable yet unmistakable confidence in

her feelings, deeds and reactions;- with easiness and carelessness along with profound

sincerity and serious self-esteem;- with depth and power of her sufferings, and yet her

fortunate ability to ‘simply live’ to enjoy this life and to make others enjoy it;

- with healthy selfishness along with a need to love, to serve and to sacrifice – this Natasha touched every reader’s soul by complicity and at the same time harmony of her nature.

Having been one of Natasha’s most rapturous fans for many years, the author has been interested in the image just as strongly from a professional point of view.

Natasha Rostova’s image can be called “homeopathic’ in the sense that her emotions, reactions, desires, and attitude in different situations, correspond to a pathogenesis of certain homeopathic remedies. In other words, pathogenesis of many homeopathic remedies contain symptoms, con-curring with description of psychophysical states of Natasha’s being.

This is not to say that the images of Pierre, Count Andrej and others, created by Tolstoy, who precisely described subtle shades of the human soul, are less ‘homeopathic’. However, since the author loves Natasha and conceives of her as a vivacious and lively personality, he dares as a homeopath to recommend this very image to the reader.

Having decided to write this commentary, the author has set himself a goal – to select a homeopathic remedy, corresponding to Natasha Rostova’s constitutional type, as if she were a live woman in need of a doctor’s consultation under real life circumstances.

After long reflection, the author has decided that it is impossible to narrate certain episodes of Natasha’s life, given by Tolstoy, in his own words. In the author’s opinion, any narration may only distort this image, created with such profound feeling and understanding of Natasha’s nature.

The author has started this work hoping to fulfill this goal and by that – to help other homeopaths to more deeply understand people’s sufferings in our far-from-perfect world; for it is certain that a doctor can ease human suffering, both physical and spiritual by better under-standing the patient. Fortunately, homeopathy gives us such possibility.

An attempt was made to ‘prescribe’ certain homeopathic remedies coinciding with all of Natasha’s characteristics described by Tolstoy. These characteristics include both

Natasha’s psychological peculiarities and her habitat, which largely determine predisposition to certain reactions, conditions, and illnesses. As a result, the author has tried to paint her ‘homeopathic’ portrait.

The author tried to give homeopathic explanations for all of Natasha’s psychological states of being without changing the chronological order of their description in the novel. This may help the curious reader, and ease his task to locate certain characteristics described in the novel.

It is interesting to notice that Tolstoy gave Natasha those very special and ‘strange’ features, which were valued so highly by Hahnemann while choosing a constitutional remedy for a patient. He thought these special, strange characteristic features to be the very ‘key’ which opens a patient’s constitutional portrait to a homeopath.

The author selected 390 descriptions of Natasha from the novel, which thoroughly recreate her constitutional portrait. Having selected several possible remedies coinciding with each given psychophysical sympton, the author eventually received an opportunity to determine the main remedy, corresponding to the description of Natasha Rostova. This remedy is Ignatia amara.

Carmen is perhaps the most fascinating literary female image ever. Carmen became a household name; there is even a monument to her installed in Seville. A free-spirited, self-assured gypsy, passionate and conniving, tender and cruel, she is still living her own bright and tragic fate.

Comparing the constitutional types of Natasha and Carmen, it is interesting to note that they lived in approximately the same historical period. In War and Peace Natasha lives part of her life from 1805 till 1820. The heroin of Carmen lives in 1830.

Besides, both Russia and Spain displayed certain historical analogies in the beginning of the 19th century, since Napoleon’s army was defeated in 1812 in Russia, and within 1808-1814 in Spain. Thus, both heroines lived in the same epoch, although their surroundings, statuses and backgrounds are completely different.

In Marilee’s novel, Carmen lives only through several months of her life. Besides, throughout this period she lives to an extreme: she wounds a vendor with a knife, and the novel culminates with her own death from Don Jose’s knife. Still, we have an opportunity to imagine Carmen’s previous life and constitutional peculiarities according to her behavior and actions during this brief period.

The author selected 146 episodes from the novel, charac-terizing the heroine’s constitutional portrait. A combination of these episodes vividly describes the character of Carmen.

Her defining quality is love of freedom, which naturally goes with treachery, insidiousness, criminal inclinations, brutality and malice.

Carmen despises people whose lifestyles are drastically different from her own. She easily manipulates and uses people, and her threats are veiled. She is quick to make others suffer. Carmen does not really give value to human life and does not consider death, whether the other’s or her own. Note that she always lives with premonition of death. Simultaneously, she is a very rigid and cruel woman, capable of love, tenderness and even loyalty to a loved one. She cares for the wounded Jose “with such adroitness and attention, like no other woman would take care of her loved one”.

Carmen is playful, moody, spontaneous (“with this woman you never get bored”), loves dancing, laughing, fun and parties. With that, even in the middle of fun and debauch,

she can develop her short temper and unbalanced state, bordering with hysteria. Her free will resurfaces in everything she does. Her slogan is “I do whatever I want. I don’t want to be ordered”. Her disposition to lies and deceit is natural in her as her love to freedom (“She lied, she always lied!”)

In the author’s opinion, all Carmen’s constitutional charac-teristics described above are in pathogenesis of Ignatia amara.

Despite the striking differences in constitutional characteristics of Natasha Rostova and Carmen, both of them tend to be clear representatives of Ignatia amara.

Chapter I.

Natasha Rostova

All referencies throughout the book are made according to Leo Tolstoy War and peace. Translated by Ann Dunnigan.A SIGNET CLASSIC. Published by the Penguin Group, Penguin Books USA Inc., New York

Book II1806 year

"All right, I’ll tell you now. You know that Sonya is my dearest friend—such a friend that I burned my arm for her sake. I'll show you."

She pushed up the muslin sleeve on her long, slender, deli-cate arm, and showed him a red mark high above the elbow, near the shoulder (in a place where it would be covered even in a ball gown).

"I did that to prove my love. I just heated a ruler in the fire and pressed it there."

p.p. 367-368

Abrotanum Ac. aceticumAc. benzoicumAc. fluoricumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. salicylicumAc. sulfuricumАсоnitum Аethusa Agaricus AgnusAluminaАmbra Amm. carbonicumAnacardium AngusturaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n. Arnica

ClematisCobaltumCocculusCoffeaCollinsonia Colocynthis Conium Crocus Crotalus Cubeda Cuprum m. Cyclamen DaphneDigitalis Elaps EucalyptusEupatorium per Ferrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.FormicaGelsemium

Mercurius cor.Mercurius sol.Millefolium MoschusNajaN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. vomicaOpiumPaeoniaPalladiumParisPetroleumPhosphorusPlantagoPlatinumPodophyllumPulsatillaRaphanus RheumRhus t.

Arsenicum Arsenicum i.Artemisia AsclepiasAurum m. Aurum mur.AzaAzarumBelladdonnaBryoniaCaladiumC. arsenicosumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumСаmрhоraCannabis i.CantharisCarbo s.Carbo v.CausticumСhаmоmillaChelidoniumChinaChininum a.Chininum s.Cicuta

Glonoinum GraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumJuglans r.K. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumKreosotumLacLachesisLachnanthesLaurocerasusLiliumLithiumLycopodiumLycopusM. muriaticumM. sulfuricumMephitis

SabadillaSambucusSanguinariaSecaleSeleniumSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStannumStramoniumStrychninumSulfurSumbulusTabacumTarentula h.TelluriumTeucriumThujaTrilliumValerianaVeratrum a.VerbascumViola o.ViperaZizia

Sonya ran away, but Natasha, taking her brother's arm, led him to the sitting room, where they began talking. They scarcely gave each other time to ask and answer all the questions concerning the thousands of trifling matters that were of interest to them alone. Natasha laughed at everything either of them said, not because what they were saying was amusing, but because she was in such high spirits she could not contain her joy, which brimmed over in laughter.

"Oh, how nice, how splendid!" she said to everything.p. 367

AconitumAgaricusAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAurum m.BelladonnaC. carbonicumCannabis i.Carbo v.CicutaConium

CrocusCuprum m.Ferrum m.GraphitesHyoscyamusKreosotumLachesisN. muriaticumN. moschataOpiumPhosphorus

PlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSabadillaSepiaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.VerbascumZincum m.

"Well, that's how she loves me... and you."Suddenly Natasha blushed."Well, you remember before you went away... Well, she

says you are to forget all that... She says: 'I shall love him always, but let him be free.' That's really splendid—splendid and noble! Isn't it? Very noble—isn't it?" asked Natasha, so seriously and with such emotion that it was evident that what she was now saying she had talked of before with tears.

p. 368

Ac. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAethusaAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAngusturaAnt. crudumArgentum m.ArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Borax

Cannabis s.CausticumChamomillaChinaCinaCocculusCoffeaConiumCyclamenEuphrasiaFerrum ars.Ferrum m.GuajacumIgnatiaIodumLedum

Mercurius sol.NajaN. carbonicumN. phosphoricumN. moschataOleanderOpiumPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SenegaSpigeliaSulfur Thuja Tilia

C. carbonicum Lycopodium Veratrum a.

Rostov grew thoughtful. "I never go back on my word," he said. "And besides, Sonya is so charming that only a fool would renounce such happiness."

"Of course!" cried Natasha. "She and I have talked it over. We knew you would say that. But it won't do, because, don't you see, if you say that—if you consider yourself bound by your word, it would look as if she had said that on purpose. It would be just as though you were obliged to marry her, and that makes it absolutely wrong!"

p. 368

Ac. phosphoricum Ac. picricum Argentum n. Chamomilla

СinaCoffeaGelsemiumIgnatia

Mezereum PlatinumRhus t. Silicea

"Me?" repeated Natasha, and a happy smile lit up her face. "Have you seen Duport—the famous dancer?... Then you won't understand."

Curving her arms, Natasha held out her skirt as dancers do, ran back a few steps, turned, and whipping her little feet together executed an entrechat, then took a few steps on the very tips of her toes.

"See how I'm standing? Look!" But she could not stay up on her toes. "That's what I'm interested in now! I'm never going to marry anyone—I'm going to be a dancer. Only don't tell anyone."

And Natasha rose and glided out of the room on tiptoelike a ballet dancer, but smiling as only a happy girl of fifteen can smile.

p. 369

Natasha divined what he was going to do, abandoned herself to him and, scarcely knowing how, followed his lead. First he spun her around by the right hand, then by the left, fell

on one knee, twirled her around him, and again springing up dashed forward so impetuously that it seemed as if be would race through all the rooms without taking a breath, then he suddenly stopped and again performed some new and un-expected step. After dexterously spinning his partner around in front of her chair, he bowed to her with a click of the heels. Natasha did not even make him a curtsey. She gazed at him in bewilderment, smiling as if not recognizing him.

"What was that?" she gasped.p. 409 BelladonnaCicutaСосculusCrocusHyoscyamusIgnatia

Mercurius sol.N. muriaticumPlumbumRobiniaSepia

SiliceaStictaStramonium Tabacum Tarentula h.

Among the young men introduced by Rostov, one of the first was Dolokhov, who was liked by everyone in the house except Natasha. She almost quarreled with her brother about him. She insisted that be was a bad man, that in the duel with Bezukhov Pierre was right and Dolokhov wrong, and that he was disagreeable and unnatural.

"There's nothing for me to understand!" she cried with self-willed obstinacy. "He's wicked and heartless. Now, you know I like your Denisov, though he is a rake and all that, still I like him, so you see I do understand. I don't know how to put it... with him everything is calculated, and I don't like that.

p. 403

Actaea r.AmygdalaeAnacardiumApisArnicaArsenicum

BelladonnaC. carbonicum CamphoraCannabis i.Chimaphila m.Cocculus

Hyoscyamus K. bichromicumLachesis N. moschata Phosphorus Rhus t.

AtrорinumAzaBaptisia

Cuprum m. Gelsemium Glonoinum

Stramonium Veratrum v. Zincum m.

"Yes," said Natasha. "Do you, know, Nikolai—now don't be angry—but I know you won't marry her. I know, heaven knows how, but I know for certain you won't marry her."

p. 406

Ac. phosphoricumArgentum n.

ArsenicumGelsemium

IgnatiaN. muriaticum

Natasha, no less proud of her first long dress and of being at a real ball, was even happier. Both girls wore white muslin dresses with pink ribbons.

Natasha felt in love the very moment she entered the ballroom. She was not in love with anyone in particular, but in love with everyone. Whomever she happened to look at she was in love with for the moment

"Oh, how lovely it is!" she kept running up to Sonya and saying.

p. 408

ArnicaBoraxChamomillaChelidonium

CinaHyoscyamusK. carbonicum

Kreosotum Rhus t.Veratrum a.

Natasha took the first note, her throat swelled, her chest rose, and her eyes took on a serious expression. At that mo-ment she was oblivious of everyone and everything, and from her smiling lips flowed sounds that anyone may produce at the same intervals and hold for the same length of time, but leave you cold a thousand times, and the thousand and first, thrill you and make you weep.

That winter for the first time Natasha had begun to take her singing seriously, mainly because Denisov was so enthu-siastic over her voice. She no longer sang like a child, there was no longer that droll, childish, painstaking effect that had been apparent before; she did not yet sing well, as the con-noisseurs who heard her said. "It's not a trained voice," they all said, "but it's a beautiful voice, and must be trained." This was generally said, however, some time after she had finished singing. While they were listening to that untrained voice with its incorrect breathing and labored transitions, even the connoisseurs said nothing, and only delighted in it and wished to hear it again. Her voice had a virginal purity, an uncon-sciousness of its own power, and an uncultivated yet velvety quality that was so much a part of her lack of artistry in singing that it seemed as if nothing in that voice could be changed without spoiling it.

And how that chord had vibrated, how something that was best in Rostov's soul had been moved! And this some-thing was apart from everything else in the world, and above everything in the world.

p.p. 418, 419

AgaricusApisBelladonnaCannabis i.Cannabis s. Capsicum China Cicuta Cocculus Crocus Cuprum m. Ferrum ph. N. carbonicum

Hydrastis Hyoscyamus Ignatia Lycopodium M. carbonicum Mancinella Mezereum N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. moschata Opium Phosphorus

PlatinumSanguinariaSarsaparillaSepiaSpongiaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TeucriumTheridionVeratrum a.

"Vasily Dmitrich, I'm so sorry for you!.. No, but you're so nice... but it can't be... it... but I shall always love you as a friend."

... "Countess..." began Denisov, with downcast eyes and a guilty face; he tried to say something more, but faltered.

Natasha could not see him in such a plight and remain calm. She began to sob loudly.

p.p. 421, 422

Causticum Cocculus Pulsatilla

1809 year

Prince Andrei got up and went to the window. As soon as he opened the shutters the moonlight, as if it had been watchfully waiting for this, burst into the room. He threw open the casement. The night was cool, bright, and still. Just outside the window was a row of pollarded trees, black on one side and silvery bright on the other. Under the trees grew some sort of lush, moist, bushy vegetation, the leaves and stems touched here and there with silver. Farther away, beyond the dark trees, a roof glistened with dew; to the right stood a great leafy tree, its trunk and branches gleaming white, and above it shone the moon, almost full, in a pale, almost starless spring sky.

p. 510

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAluminaАmm. muriaticumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumArsenicumAzarumB. carbonicumBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaCaladiumC. carbonicumCarbo a.Carbo v.CaustucumChelidonium

ChinaCoffeaConiumCyclamenEuphorbiumGraphitesGuajacumHeparIgnatiaK. carbonicumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMercurius sol.N. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SabadillaSarsaparillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStrontiumSulfurThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Viola t.

"I'm not going to sleep—I can't… so what shall I do? Come, this will be the last time…"

Two girlish voices sang a phrase, the end of some song."Oh, how lovely! Now let's say good night and go to

sleep.""You go to sleep, I can't," said the first voice, coming

nearer to the window.She was evidently leaning out the window, for he could

hear the rustle of her dress and even her breathing. All was hushed and stone-still—like the moon and its light and the shadows.

p. 510

Ac. benzoicumAc. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAgaricusAmbraApisArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.ArumAtropinumAurum m.BaptisiaBelladonnaВoraxBryoniaCactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCamphoraCantharisCarbo s.Carbo v.

CinaCocculusCoffeaColocynthisConiumCrotalusCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisDroseraFerrum ars.Ferrum m.GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesGuajacumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. iodatum

LycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumM. sulfuricumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPulsatillaRhus t.RumexSambucusSecaleSeleniumSenecioSepiaSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaStramonium

CausticumChamomillaChinaChininum a.Chininum s.Cicuta

K. sulfuricumKreosotumLacLachesisLachnanthesLedum

StrontiumSulfurValerianaZincum m.

Yochimbini

"Sonya! Sonya!" the first voice was heard again. "How can you sleep? Just see how lovely it is! Oh, so lovely! Do wake up, Sonya!" she said almost tearfully. "There never, never was such an exquisite night before!"

Sonya made some reluctant reply."Do come and see what a moon!.. Ah, how lovely!

Come here! Dearest, darling, do come here. There, you see? I could just squat down on my heels… like this... and put my arms around my knees, tight, as tight can be… and fly away! Like this—"

All was silent once more, but Prince Andrei knew she was still sitting there. From time to time he heard a soft rustle or a sigh.

"Oh, Lord! Oh, Lord! What does it all mean?" she sud-denly exclaimed. "To bed, then, if I must!" And she slammed the window shut.

р. 511

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumActaea r.AgaricusAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticum Anacardium

Cannabis i.CantharisCarbo v.CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumCicutaCina

CocculusCoffeaConiumDigitalisDulcamara

LycopodiumMoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Ranunculus s.RhododendronRhus t.

Ant. crudumApisArsenicumAurum m.В. carbonicumBelladonnaВismuthumBoraxBryoniaCactusCaladiumC. carbonicumCamphora

GelsemiumGraphitesHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLedum

RutaSabinaSambucusSeleniumSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaSulfurThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Zincum ph.

Natasha was sixteen and it was the year 1809, the very year to which she had counted on her fingers with Boris after they had kissed four years ago. If he happened to be mentioned when she was with Sonya or her mother, she would speak quite freely of all that had gone before as of some childish nonsense not worth talking about and long forgotten. But in the secret depths of her soul the question whether her engagement to him was a jest or a solemn, binding promise tormented her.

p.p. 541, 542

Ignatia

Boris remembered Natasha as the little girl he had known four years before in a short dress, with flashing black eyes under her curls, and a hilarious, childish laugh; he was confused when a quite different Natasha appeared, and his sur-prise and admiration were apparent. Thе expression on his face delighted Natasha.

"How pretty you have grown!""I should hope so!" was the response in Natasha's

laughing eyes."

… He felt the weight of that steady, attectionate gaze and now and then stole a glance at her.

p.p. 542, 543

AbsintumAethusa ArsenicumBelladonna

Camphora

Cannabis i.Саntharis

CocculusHyoscyamus

Ignatia

Lycopodium Opium

Plumbum Stramonium

When Boris entered the Rostovs' drawing room Natasha was in her own room. On hearing of his arrival she almost ran into the drawing room, flushed and beaming with a more than cordial smile.

p. 542

Ac. nitricum AconitumArsenicum

Aurum m.Belladonna

Bryonia CrocusFerrum m.Ferrum ph.

Gelsemium GlonoinumК. bichromicumК. bromatum К. iodatum

Lachesis Melilotus

N. muriaticum

N. vomicaPhosphorus

PulsatillaSanguinaria

Sepia StramoniumStrontiumSulfur

It seemed to her mother and to Sonya that Natasha was in love with Boris as she had been before. She sang his favorite songs to him, showed him her album, made him write in it, and would not allow him to allude to the past making him feel how delightful the present was…

p. 543

Ac. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. picricumAconitum

Hyoscyamus IgnatiaIodumК. carbonicum

Rhus t. RutaSabinaSanicula

AnacardiumApisBelladonnaBufo

CaladiumC. carbonicumCamphoraCantharisCarbo v.ChinaCoffeaColocynthisConiumCrocusDulcamaraGelsemium

LachesisLiliumLycopodiumMenyanthesMercurius sol.

MoschusMurexN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorus PlatinumPlumbumPulsatilla

SarsaparillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaStannum SepiaSilicea StannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a. Verbascum Zincum m.

Natasha jumped up on it, sank into the featherbed, rolled over to the wall and began snuggling down under the quilt, tucking herself in, drawing her knees up to her chin, then kicking out with a barely audible giggle as she alternately соvered her head and peeped out at her mother.

Natasha, flushed and eager, stopped suddenly when she saw her mother in prayer, made a little curtsey, and uncon-sciously put out her tongue, as if chiding herself.

p. 544

Ac. fluoricum Ac. salicylicum Ac. sulfuricumAconitum Agaricus

AmylicumAnacardium

ApisArgentum n.Arnica

AtropinumAurum m.AzaBelladonnaBovista

"Mamma, can we have a little talk… yes?" said Natasha. "There now, one on your throat, one more, and that's all." And she threw her arms around her mother's neck and kissed her under the chin.

Though she appeared to treat her mother somewhat roughly, Natasha was so sensitive and so deft that however she clasped her mother she always managed to do it without hurting, discomforting, or displeasing her.

p. 544

Amm. carbonicum ApisChininum a.LiliumLycopodiumN. arsenicosumN. moschata N. vomicaStaphisagriaSulfurBryoniaBufoCapsicumChamomillaChelidoniumCicutaCinaCoccus

ConiumCrocusDulcamaraEupatorium per.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.GelsemiumGlonoinumHyoscyamusIpecacuanhaJaborandiLachesisLiliumM. phosphoricumMelilotusMercurius sol.

Mezereum

NajaN. muriaticumN. vomica OpiumPhosphorusPodophyllumPulsatillaRhus t.SabinaSambucusSanguinariaSepiaStaphisagriaStramoniumStrontium Sullfur Veratrum a.

"Well, what is it tonight?" asked her mother, arranging her pillows and waiting till Natasha, who had already rolled over a couple of times before settling down beside her under the quilt, had drawn out her hands, and assumed a serious expression.

These visits before the Count came home from his club at night were one of the greatest pleasures of both mother and daughter.

"What is it tonight?.. And I want to talk to you about—" Natasha covered her mother's mouth with her hand.

"About Boris—I know," she said seriously. "That's what I've come about. Don't say it—I know. No, do say it!" She took away her hand. "Go on, Mamma. He's nice, isn't he?"

"Natasha, you are sixteen years old. At your age I was married. You say Borya is nice. He is very nice, and I love him like a son. But what then?.. What are you thinking of? You've completely turned his head, I can see that."

As she said this the Countess looked round at her daugh-ter. Natasha lay staring straight before her at one of the ma-hogany sphinxes carved on the corners of the bedstead, so that the Countess only saw her daughter's face in profile. She was struck by its serious, intent expression.

p.p. 544, 545

Alamina Anacardium C. carbonicum C. fluoricum Causticum Coffea

Helleborus HyoscyamusIgnatiaN. muriaticumN. vomica Oleander

OpiumPhosphorusRhus t.RumexStaphisagriaSulfur

Natasha was listening and considering. "Well, so what then?" she said.

"You have completely turned his head—why? What do you want of him? You know you can't marry him."

"Why not?" asked Natasha without changing her position.

"Because he is young, because he is poor, because he is a relation... and because you don't really love him."

"How do you know?" "I know. It's not right, little one." "But if I want to..." said Natasha. "Stop talking nonsense," said the Countess. "But if I want to...""Natasha, I am serious—… I'll have a talk with Borya.

He mustn't come here so often." "Why not, if he wants to?" "Because I know it can't lead to anything." "How do you know? No, Mamma, don't say anything to

him. Don't you dare talk to him. What nonsense!" said Nata-sha in the tone of someone being deprived of his property. "All right, I won't marry him, but let him come if he enjoys it and I enjoy it." Natasha glanced at her mother with a smile. "Not to marry, but just to... go on as we are."

"What do you mean, my pet?""As we are. Well, if I really shouldn't marry him... we

can just go on as we are."p.p. 545, 546

Ac. phosphoricumAmbraArsenicumAurum m.C. carbonicumCapsicum

CausticumColocynthisConiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

N. muriaticumPulsatillaStaphisagriaBorax

Crocus

"As you are," repeated the Countess, shaking all over as she unexpectedly broke into a genial, elderly laugh.

"Don't laugh—now stop!" cried Natasha. "You're shaking the whole bed. You're just like me, an awful giggler!.. Stop it!.."

p. 546

Ac. fluoricum ArundoBelladonna Crocus

Ferrum ph. Lachnanthes

Lycopodium N. moschata

OpiumPlatinumTheridion

It was a long time before she could get to sleep. She kept thinking that no one could understand all the things that she understood, and all that was in her.

p.p. 546, 547

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAgnus

ChinaCoffeaConium

N. carbonicum N. muriaticumN. vomica

AluminaAmbraAmm. muriaticumAngusturaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumAzarumB. carbonicum BelladonnaBoraxBryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum Carbo a. Carbo v. Causticum Chelidonium

CyclamenEuphorbiumFerrum m.Ferrum ph.GraphitesGuajacumHepaгIgnatiaK. carbonicum

KreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMercurius sol.MezereumMoschus

Phosphorus PulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SabadillaSarsaparillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStrontiumSulfurThujaValerianаVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum mur.

"It's amazing how clever I am, and how… Ah, how charming she is," she went on, speaking to herself in the third person and imagining that it was some very intelligent, the very most intelligent and best of men who was saying this about her. "She has everything, everything," continued this man, "she isn extraordinarily intelligent, charming... and then she is pretty, remarkably pretty, and graceful—she swims and rides splendidly, and what a voice! One can really say a mar-velous voice!"

p. 547

Ac. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAethusaAgaricusAmbraAnacardium

Chininum a.Chininum s.CicutaCinaCocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthis

Mercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumParisPhosphorusPlatinum

AngusturaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.B. carbonicumBerberis Bismuthum Bryonia BufoC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Camphora Cannabis i. Cannabis s. Cantharis Carbo a. Carbo v. Causticum ChamomillaChina

ConiumCrocusCuprum m.DigitalisDroseraDulcamaraEuphrasiaGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoIodumK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. carbonicum

K. phosphoricumLacLachesisLedumLycopodiumM. muriaticumM. sulfuricum

PlumbumPulsatillaRheumRhododendronRhus t.SabadillaSambucusSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.ThujaValerianaVeratrum a.VerbascumViola o.Veratrm a. Zincumn m.

She hummed her favorite passage from a Cherubini ореra and flung herself into bed, laughing with delight at the thought that she would instantly fall asleep. She called Dun-yasha to put out the candle, and before the maid was out of the room had passed into that other, still happier world of dreams…

p. 547

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAluminaAmm. muriaticumAnt. crudumArsenicum

CyclamenGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicumLachesis

PlumbumPulsatillaRhododendronSabadillaSambucusSepia

Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BismuthumC. carbonicum Cannabis i. Carbo a. Carbo v. Cocculus Coffea Conium Crocus

LedumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPhosphorusPlatinum

LycopusSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStrontiumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Viola t.Zincum s.

... where everything was as smooth and lovely as in reality, and even more so, because it was different.

p. 547

AzaBufoCausticumCoffeaCrocus

Digitalis Lachesis Laurocerasus M. carbonicum

MezereumOpiumPhosphorusSulfur

Natasha was going to her first grand ball. She had got up at eight o'clock that morning and had been in a fever of ex-citement…

p. 548

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumAethusaAgaricusAluminaAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumApocynum Argentum n. Arnica

CantharisCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo v.ChelidoniumChinaCocculusCoccusCoffeaColchicum

LycopodiumM. carbonicumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOnosmodiumOpium

Petroleum

ArsenicumAsclepias

Aurum m. Azarum BaptisiaB. carbonicumB. muriaticumBelladonnaBismuthumBoraxBovistaBryoniaBufoС. carbonicumС. phosphoricumCannabis i.Cannabis s.

ConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.DroseraDulcamaraFerrum m.GelsemiumGlonoinumHelleborusHeoscyamusНуpericum IgnatiaKreosotumLacLachesis

PhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSecaleSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Zincum m.

… and activity the whole day. From the moment she woke up all her energies had been directed to insuring that they all—herself, Mamma, and Sonya—should be as well dressed as possible. Sonya and the Countess put themselves entirely in her hands.

Sonya was dressed and so was the Countess, but Natasha, who had heen bustling about helping everyone, was behindhand.

p. 548

Ac. fluoricumAc. muriaticumAc. picricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAloeAngusturaApisArnicaArsenicum

ClematisCocculusCoffeaCyclamenDigitalisEuphrasiaHeloniasHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanha

MoschusN. carbonicumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaSarsaparillaSepiaStannum

Aurum m.B. carbonicumBromiumBryoniaBufoC. carbonicum Cannabis i. CapsicumChina

K. bromatumLachesisLaurocerasusLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMezereum

StaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.ValerianaVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum m.

In the damp, chill air, and the confined semidarkness of the swaying carriage, for the first time she vividly pictured what was in store for her there at the ball, in those brightly lighted halls—the music, the flowers, the dancing, the Tsar, all the dazzling young people of Petersburg. The prospect was so splendid, and so incongruous with the chill darkness of the cramped carriage, that she could hardly believe it would come true.

p. 551

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAesculusAgaricusAluminaAmylicumAngusturaAnt. crudumArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.AzaBaptisiaB. carbonicumBelladonnaBoraxBromium

Camphora Causticum Chamomilla Chelidonium China Cina Clematis Cocculus Coffea Colchicum Conium Crotalus Cuprum m. Drosera Ferrum m. Glonoinum Graphites Hyoscyamus Ignatia

LedumLycopodiumM. phosphoricumManganumMoschusNajaN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaPhosphorusRanunculus s.Rhus t.RutaSabadillaSabinaSarsaparillaSecaleSeleniumSepia

BryoniaBufoCactusCantharisCaladiumС. carbonicum

Iodum Ipecacuanha K. nitricum Kreosotum Lachesis Laurocerasus

SiliceaSpigeliaVeratrum a.Veratrum v.VerbascumZincum v.

She only realized what was before her when, after walking over the red baize at the entrance, she had entered the hall, taken off her fur cloak, and, with Sonyn at her side, preceded her mother up the lighted staircase between the flowers. Only then did she remember how she should behave at a ball, and tried to assume the stately air she considered indispensable for a girl on such an occasion. But fortunately for her, she was so dazzled that she saw nothing clearly, her pulse beat a hundred to the minute, and the blood throbbed at her heart. It was impossible for her to affect the pose that would have made her ridiculous, and she went on, almost swooning with excitement and trying with all her might to conceal it. And this was the very attitude that became her best.

p. 551

Ac. carbonicumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumAc. sulfurcumAgaricusAilantusAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAngusturaApisArgentum m. Argentum n.

CicutaCinaCinnabarisClematisCobaltum Cocculus ColchicumColocynthis

ComocladiaConiumCrocus

CrotalusCrotonCuprum ars.Cuprum m.Cyclamen

LithiumLycopodium M. carbonicumM. muriaticumManganum Mephitis Mercurius sol. N. arsenicosum N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. phosphoricum N. sulfuricum N. moschata N. vomica OenanteOleander

Arsenicum Arsenicum i. Arum Arundo Atropinum Aurum m.Aurum mur.AzaAzarumB. carbonicumB. muriaticumBelladonnaBerberisBismuthumBryoniaBufoCactusCadmium m. C. carbonicum C. fluoricum C. sulfuricumCamphora Cannabis i. Cannabis s. CantharisCapsicumCarbo a. Carbo s.Carbo v. Causticum CedronChamomillaChelidoniumChina Chininum a. Chininum s.Chloralum

DigitalisDulcamaraElapsEuphorbiumEuphrasiaFerrum ars.FormicaGelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHamamelis

Helleborus HeloniasHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaJaborandiK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatum K. carbonicumK. iodatumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumKalmia KreosotumLacLachesis Lachnanthes LaurocerasusLedumLilium

OnosmodiumOpiumParisPetroleumPhellandriumPhosphorusPhysostigma

PhytolaccaPlumbumSabadillaSanguinariaSarsaparillaSecaleSeleniumSenegaSepia

SiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStramoniumStrychninumSulfurSumbulusTabacumTarentula h.TeucriumTheridion Thuja TiliaVeratrum a. Verairum v. Verbascum Viola o. Viola t.ViperaZincum m.

On entering the ballroom the steady hum of voices, footsteps, and greetings deafened Natasha…

p. 552

Agaricus Ant. crudum Argentum n. ArnicaAurum m.BelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumChamomilla

CocculusConiumGelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusIgnatiaIrisLachesis

N. muriaticum

N. vomicaOleanderPlatinumPulsatillaSabadillaSulfurVeratrum a.VerbascumZincum m.

… the light and glitter blinded her.p. 552

Ac. fluoricumAilantus

Ant. tartaricumBelladonnaBromiumC. carbonicumCarbo s.Carbo v.Causticum

CedronCrocus

Cypripedium

DigitalisGlonoinum

K. carbonicumLachesisMercurius i. Mercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticum N. vomica OpiumPhosphorus

PhysostigmaPulsatillaSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpengia Stramonium Sulfur Tabacum Tarentula h.

She stood with her slender arms hanging at her sides, her scarcely defined bosom rising and falling regularly, and with bated breath and glittering frightened eyes stared straight before her...

p.p. 554, 555

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumApis

CausticumChamomillaCicutaCocculus

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpium

Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Borax Bryonia BufoC. carbonicum Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo s. Carbo v.

CoffeaConiumCuprum m.GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaK. arsenicosumK. carbonicumLacLachesisLycopodiumN. arsenicosum

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSepiaSiliceaStramoniumStrontiumSulfurTabacumTheridionVeratrum a.Zincum m.

… looking as if she were prepared for the greatest joy or the greatest misery.

p. 555

Ac. fluoricumAc. nitricumAconitum AgaricusAzarumCantharisCarbo a. Causticum China Clematis

CrocusFerrum m.GelsemiumHelleborusIgnatiaIodumK. chlorallumLycopodiumN. carbonicumN. muriaticum

N. moschataPhosphorusPlatinumSenecioSepiaSpigeliaTarentula h.Zincum m.Zizia

"They must know how I long to dance, how splendidly I dance, and how much they would enjoy dancing with me."

p. 555

Aconitum Agaricus Belladonna

Crocus HyoscyamusIgnatia

Platinum Sepia Silicea

Cicuta N. muriaticum Stramonium

Natasha looked at them and was ready to weep because it was not she dancing that first turn of the waltz.

p.p. 555, 556

Ac. nitricum Actaea r. AgaricusAmm. muriaticum ApisArgentum n. Aurum m. B. carbonicum

BufoC. carbonicumCarbo v.CausticumCoffeaConiumCrocusIgnatia

K. bromatumK. phosphoricumKreosotumMurexOpiumPlatinumVeratrum a.

He stepped forward in the direction indicated by Pierre, and Natasha's forlorn, dejected face caught his eye.

p. 556

CantharisChininum s.

Colchicum Lachesis

Pulsatilla

Natasha's face, with its tremulous expression, looking as if she were on the brink of rapture or despair, instantly lighted up with a joyous, grateful, childlike smile.

"I have been waiting so long for you!" the frightened, happy little girl seemed to be saying as she raised her hand to Prince Andrei's shoulder with a smile that shone through im-minent tears. They were the second couple to enter the circle. Prince Andrei was one of the best dancers of his day and Na-tasha danced exquisitely. Her little feet in their satin dancing slippers moved swiftly, lightly, as if they had wings, and her face beamed with ecstatic happiness.

p.p. 556, 557AluminaArnica

Graphites Helleborus

Ranunculus b.Ranunculus s.

ArsenicumBelladonnaBismuthumBryoniaCamphoraCantharisCausticumChamomillaChinaColchicumColocynthisDroseraFerrum m.

HyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumLachesisLycopodiumM. carbonicumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbum

Rhus t.SecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum s.

Like all men who have grown up in society, Prince Andrei enjoyed meeting someone not of the conventional society stamp. And such was Natasha, with her wonder, her delight.

p. 558

AmbraAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumArgentum n.B. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaCausticum

ChinaK. carbonicumLacLycopodiumN. arsenicosumN. vomicaOleanderOpium

Petroleum Plumbum Ranunculus b. Ruta Silicea Sumbulus Verbascum Zincum ph.

… he admired the joyous radiance of her eyes and smile, which had nothing to do with what was said but related to her own inner happiness.

At the end of the cotillion the old Count in his blue coat came up to the young people who had been dancing. He invited Prince Andrei to come and see them and asked his daughter whether she was enjoying herself. Natasha did not answer at once, but only looked up with a reproachful smile that seemed to say: "How can you ask such a question?"

"I've never enjoyed myself so much in my life!" she said.Natasha had never been so happy. She was in that

heightened state of bliss when one becomes wholly good and kind and cannot believe in the possibility of evil, unhappiness, or sorrow.

p.p. 558, 559

AbrotanumAc. carbolicumAc. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAesculusAethusaAgaricusAloeAluminaAnacardiumAngusturaAnt. crudumApisApocynumArgentum m.ArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.AzaAzarumBadiagaBelladonnaBoraxBovistaBromiumBryoniaCactusC. phosphoricumCannabis i.

Carbo v. CausticumChinaChloralumCicutaCinnabarisCobaltumCocculusCoffeaColchicumColосуnthisConiumCrocusCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisEucalyptusFerrum i.Ferrum ph.GambogiaGelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bichromicumK. bromatumMercurius cor.LaurocerasusLycopodiumM. sulfuricum

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPhysostigmaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhododendronRutaSabadillaSarsaparillaSecaleSenegaSepiaSpigeliaSpongiaSquilla StannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TaraxacumTheridionThujaValeriana

CantharisCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo s.

MancinellaMenyanthesMercurius sol.Moschus

Veratrum a.VerbascumZincum m.Zingiber

"Yes," he thought, "they are excellent people, but they haven't the slightest idea what a treasure they possess in Nata-sha; however, they are good, kind, and form the best possible background for this remarkably poetic, enchanting girl, who is bubbling with life!"

p. 564

In Natasha Prince Andrei was conscious of a special world pervaded with unknown joys and wholly alien to him—a strange world which even in the avenue at Otradnoe and at the window on that moonlight night had begun to tantalize him.

p. 564

Ac. sulfuricumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.C. carbonicumCamphoraCaulophyllumCausticumClematisConiumCrotalusEupatorium per.

CraphitesIodumK. carbonicum К. nitricumLycopodiumN. carbonicumN. muriatcumN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatilla

Rhus t.SabadillaSenegaSepiaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaStrontiumSulfurTeucrium

As soon as Natasha had finished singing she went up to him and asked him how he liked her voice. Having put the question she became embarrassed, realizing that it was some-thing she ought not to have asked. He looked at her, smiling, and said that he liked her singing as he liked everything she did.

p. 564

AbsintumAconitumApisArgentum m.ArsenicumBaptisiaBryoniaBufoC. carbonicumCarbo v.China

CicutaCocculusConiumCuprum m. Gelsemium HelleborusHyoscyamus Lycopodium Mercurius sol. N. moschata

N. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusRhus t.SecaleStramoniumTabacumVeratrum a. Viscum Zincum m.

Pierre… was struck by the curious change that had come over her since the night of the ball. She scarcely spoke, and not only was she less pretty than she bad been at the ball, but she would have looked positively plain had it not been for her look of benign indifference to everything about her.

p. 568

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumActaca r.AgaricusAmbraArgentum n.ArnicaAurum m.BelladonnaBryoniaCactusC. carbonicumGannabis i.Cannabis s.CapsicumCausticumChina

ClematisConiumCrocusCyclamenEuphorbiumGuajacum HelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaК. bromatumLachesisLycopodiumLycopusMancinella

ManganumMenyanthesMercurius sol.MoschusN. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. moschataPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbum Pulsatilla Spongia Staphisagria Strontium Tarentula h. Veratrum a.

Prince Andrei was standing before her, saying something to her with a look of guarded tenderness. She had raised her head and was looking up at him, blushing, and visibly trying to control her rapid breathing. And the radiance of some inner fire that before had been extinguished glowed anew in her. She was transformed: from a plain girl she had again become what she had been at the ball.

p. 569

Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. oxalicum Aconitum AesculusAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnt. crudumArnicaArsenicumArumAzaBelladonnaBerberisBryoniaCaladiumC. carbonicumCamphoraCantharisCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomilla

ChelidoniumChinaCicutaCocculusColchicumCuprum m.DigitalisDulcamaraEuphorbiumGraphitesHelleborusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaIrisK. carbonicumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. muriaticumManganumMercurius sol.MezereumN. moschata

N. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Ranunculus s.Rhus t.RutaSabadillaSabinaSambucusSeleniumSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.Zincum m.

Everyone in the house realized on whose account be had come, and Prince Andrei, making no secret of it, tried to be with Natasha the whole time. Not only in the soul of the frightened but ecstatically happy Natasha.

p. 571

Ac. phosphoricum Aconitum Argentum n. C. carbonicum Chininum a.

Cicuta Coffea Cuprum m. Hyoscyamus Ignatia

N. vomicaOpiumPlatinumPulsatillaSambucus

… but throughout the entire household there was a feeling of awed anticipation, as if something of great moment were about to take place.

p. 571

Anacardium ArnicaB. carbonicum BryoniaC. carbonicum China

CicutaConiumGelsemiumGraphitesLachesisN. muriaticum

N. vomicaPhosphorusPulsatillaStaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.

Natasha turned pale in a panic of expectation every time she was left alone with him for a moment. Prince Andrei surprised her by his diffidence. She felt that he wanted to say something to her but that he could not bring himself to speak.

p.p. 571, 572

Cantharis Hyoscyamus

Opium Stramonium

But all the same that night Natasha lay a long time in her mother's bed, staring straight before her, elated and appre-hensive by turns.

p. 572

Ac. hydrocyanicum Ac. nitricum B. carbonicum China

DigitalisHelleborusHyoscyamusLachesis

OpiumPetroleum Ranunculus b. Spigelia

Cicutla Cuprum m.

Laurocerasus Stramonium

"But such a... such a thing never happened to me before!" she said. "Only I feel afraid in his presence. I'm always afraid when I'm with him. What does that mean? Does it mean it's the real thing?

p. 572

Ac. phosphoricumAluminaAmylicumArsenicumCactusC. carbonicumCarbo v.CausticumCrotonElaps

GelsemiumGraphitesIodumK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. phosphoricumLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumN. arsenicosum

N. muriaticumN. phosphoricumOnosmodiumPhosphorusPlatinumPodophyllumTabacumTarentula h.Zingiber

"But I won't be able to sleep. How silly it is to sleep! Oh, Mamma, Mamma dear, nothing like this has ever happened to me before!" she exclaimed, amazed and awed by the feeling she was conscious of in herself. "And could we ever have dreamed..."

p. 572

Abies n. Abrotanum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricumAconitumAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumApisArnicaArsenicumArum

Cuprum m.CypripediumDulcamaraEuphorbiumEuphrasiaGelsemiumGraphitesGuajacumHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumJalapa

N. vomicaOleanderOpiumPareiraPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRanunculus b.RhododendronRhus t.Ruta

Aurum m.AzaAzarum BelladonnaBoraxBryoniaCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChinaCicutaCinaCocculusCoffeaColocynthisConiumCorrallium

K. carbonicumK. nitricumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumM. muriaticumManganumMephitisMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.MoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. moschata

SabinaSarsaparillaSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.TaraxacumTerebinthinaeThalliumThujaVincaZincum v.

It seemed to Natasha that she had fallen in love with Prince Andrei the very first time she saw him in Otradnoe. It was as if she was frightened by this strange, unforeseen hap-piness of meeting again the very man she had chosen even then (she was firmly convinced she had done so), and of find-ing him, as it seemed, not indifferent to her.

"And that he should have come to Petersburg just when we are here! And that we should have met at that ball! It is fate. It is clearly fate that everything has led up to this. Even then, the very moment I saw him, I felt something special."

p. 572

AconitumAmbraAnacardiumArsenicumBelladonnaBryonia

Cannabis i.ConiumGraphitesHelleborusLycopodiumMercurius sol.

OpiumPhosphorusPlumbumSulfurTabacum

"Darling Mamma, how I love you! How happy I am!" cried Natasha, hugging her mother and shedding tears of joy and excitement.

p. 572

Ac. sulfuricum Alumina Belladonna Bovisla Cannabis s.Capsicum Ferrum m. Ferrum ph. Graphites

Hyoscyamus IgnatiaIodumK. chlorallum Lycopodium NajaN. muriaticum N. moschata

PhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSarsaparillaStaphisagriaSulfurTarentula h.Zincum m.

Three weeks passed in this way. Natasha had no desire to go anywhere and wandered from room to room like a ghost, listless and disconsolate.

p. 576

Aconitum Aloe Ambra Anacardium Argentum n. Aurum m.B. carbonicum CactusC. carbonicum C. phosphoricumCarbo a. Chamomilla ChinaCicutaCinaCinnabaris

ClematisConiumCyclamenDigitalisDioscoreaElapsEuphorbiumFerrum m.GelsemiumHelleborusHeloniasHeparHyoscyamusK. phosphoricumLachesis

LedumLycopodiumM. muriaticumMancinellaManganumN. arsenicosumN. muriaticumPlatinumPteleaSepiaStaphisagriaSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.

… weping in secret at night, and not going to her mother in the evening.

Once she went to her mother and was about to say some-thing when suddenly she burst into tears. Her tears were those of an offended child who does not know why it is being punished.

p. 576

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumActaea r.AluminaAmm. muriaticumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum n.Aurum m.AzarumBelladonnaBryoniaCactusC. arsenicosumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCarbo s.Carbo v.Causticum

ChamomillaChelidoniumChininum s.CicutaCinaCocculusCoffeaConiumCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisFerrum m.GraphitesHelleborusIgnatiaIodumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumKreosotumLacLiliumLycopodium

M. muriaticumManganumMelilotusN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaPalladiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.

SepiaSpongiaSulfur Sulfur i.StramoniumTarentula h.Veratrum a.Viola o.

She was irritable and continually blushing. It seemed to her that everyone knew of her disappointment and was laugh-ing and pitying her.

p. 576AbrotanumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricum

CoffeaColocynthisCrotalus

MurexMyricaN. carbonicum

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumAesculusAilantusAmbraAnacardiumAngusturaArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicum ArumAurum mur.BryoniaCadmium s.C. carbonicumCamphoraCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumChinaCinaCinnabarisClematisCocculus

Cuprum s.DioscoreaDroseraDulcamaraFerrum ph.GambogiaGelsemiumHamamelisHelleborusHeloniasHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusHypericumIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. phosphoricumKreosotumLycopodiumM. carbonicumManganumMelilotusMercurius sol.Mezereum

N. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. vomicaOpiumPetroselinumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlantagoPlatinumPteleaRhus t.RumexSanguinariaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStaphisagriaSulfurSumbulusThujaUstilagoVeratrum a.VerbascumViperaZincum m.Zingiber

Strong as was her inner grief, this wound to her vanity intensified her misery.

p. 576

Ac. phosphoricumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnt. crudumArsenicumAurum m.C. phosphoricum

CocculusColchicumColocynthisConiumCyclamenGelsemiumGraphites

LycopodiumMercurius sol.NajaN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPulsatilla

CausticumChamomillaClematis

HyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

StaphisagriaTarentula h.Zincum m.

After morning tea she went to the ballroom, which she particularly liked for its loud resonance, and began singing her solfeggio. When she had finished the first exercise she stood still in the middle of the room and repeated a musical phrase that specially pleased her. She listened with delight (as though it were quite unexpected) to the charm of those notes pouring out, filling the emptiness of the ballroom, then slowly dying awny, and all at once her heart felt lighter.

p.p. 576, 577

Agaricus Cicuta Crocus

HyoscyamusLachesis Menyanthes

Tabacum TeucriumVeratrum a.

Passing a mirror she glanced into it. "There, that's me!" the expression on her face seemed to say. "And very nice, too! I don't need anybody!"

p. 577

Chamomilla Ignatia

N. vomica Staphisagria

Veratrum a.

That morning she had returned to her favorite mood of liking and being delighted with herself. "What a charming creature that Natasha is!" she again said of herself, speaking as some third, collective, male person. "Pretty, young, and with a voice… gives nobody any trouble if they leave her in peace..."

p. 577

Ac. muriaticuinAmbraAmm. carbonicum

Cocculus ConiumDigitalis

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinum

AzarumBovistaCausticumChelidoniumChina

IgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumLaurocerasusM. carbonicum

PlumbumStannumThujaVeratrum a.

But however much they felt her in peace she could no longer be at peace, and she instantly felt this.

p. 577

AbrotanimAc. aceticumAc. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumActaea r.AesculusAgnusAilantusAllium c.AluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.AsparagusAurum m.AzarAzarum

CauslicumChamomillaChelidoniumChinaChininum a.Chininum s.CicutaCinaCocculusCoccusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum ars.Cuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisDroseraCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraEuphorbiumFerrum ars.Ferrum m.

LedumLilium Lithium Lycopodium M. carbonicum M. muriaticum M. sulfuricum Mercurius cor. Mercurius sol. Mezereum NajaN. arsenicosum N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. phosphoricum N. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumOriganumOsmiunPaeoniaPetroleumPhellandriumPhosphorusPlantagoPlatinumPlumbumPulsatilla

B. carbonicumB. muriaticumBelladonnaBismuthumBoraxBovistaBryoniaCactusC. arsenicosumC. carbonicumC. fluoricumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCalendulaCamphoraCannabis i.CantharisCarbo a.Carbo s.Carbo v.

Ferrum mur.GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaJatrophaK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. iodatumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumLachesisLaurocerasus

Rhus t.RutaSabadillaSabina Secale SepiaSenegaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.Zincum m.

In the vestibule the ball door was opened and someone asked if they were at home. Then footsteps were heard. Nata-sha, looking at herself in the mirror, did not see herself. She was listening to the sounds in the hall. When she saw herself her face was white. It was he. She knew this for certain, though she hardly heard his voice through the closed doors.

p. 577

AbrotanumAc. aceticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumActaea r.AgnusAluminaAmbraAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.

CantharisCarbo v.CausticumChinaColchicumCuprum m. DigitalisGraphitesHelleborusIgnatia

LobeliaLycopodiumM. carbonicumManganumMillefoliumN. muriaticumPlumbumPodophyllumSecaleSilicea

B. carbonicum Berberis BoraxC. carbonicumC. phosphoricum Camphora

IodumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricum

SpigeliaStannumTabacumVeratrum a.Zincum m.

Pale and distracted, Natasha ran into the drawing room."Mamma, Bolkonsky has come!" she said. "Mamma, this

is awful, it's unbearable!.. I don't want to... to be tortured! What am I to do?"

p. 577

Ac. fluoricum Aethusa

Argentum m.

Arsenicum Asparagus

HamamelisN. carbonicum

Natasha knew she ought to go, but she was unable to move: her throat tightened, and, unmindful of her manners, she sat staring wide-eyed at Prince Andrei.

"At once? This very instant?.. No, it cannot be!" she thought.

He glanced at her again, and that glance convinced her that she was not mistaken. Yes, at once, that very instant, her fate would be decided.

p.p. 577, 578

AconitumAilantusAnt. tartaricumArsenicum

Cadmium s. Camphora Cantharis Lachesis

Rhus t. Tarentula c. Tarentula h.

He raised his eyes and was struck by the serious, impassioned look on her face, a look that seemed to say: "Why ask? Why doubt what you cannot help knowing? Why speak when words cannot express what one feels?"

p. 579

Anacardium Aurum m. B. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia Carbo v. Cannabis s. Causticum Conium CrocusHepar

IgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. iodatum LedumLycopodium N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. sulfuricum N. vomicaOleander

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumSabadillaSepiaStannumStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Thuja

Natasha could not have said how she reached the drawing room. When she entered the room and saw him she hesitated. "Can it be that this stranger has now become everything to me?" she asked herself, and instantly answered: "Yes, everything: he alone is now dearer to me than everything in the world."

Prince Andrei approached her with downcast eyes."I have loved you from the first moment I saw you. May

I hope?"p. 579

Ac. carbolicumAc. salicylicumActaea racemosaAgnusAmm. carbonicumArumB. carbonicum Belladonna CaladiumC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Cantharis

CapsicumCinnabarisCinnamonumColchicumConiumFormicaGraphitesLacLachnanthesMercurius sol.Millefolium

N. arsenicosumN. moschataOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPteleaRhus t.TabacumZincum m.Zingiber

"Oh, I am so happy!" she replied, smiling through her tears, and bending closer to him and hesitating an instant, as if asking herself whether she might, she kissed him.

p. 579

Aconitum Borax Coffea HyoscyamusIgnatia Lachesis

MoschusN. vomicaPulsatillaSambucusSepiaStramonium

Sulfur Sumbulus Tarentula h. Veratrum a. Zizia

"Can this really be I, the baby-girl, as everyone called me?" Natasha was thinking. "Is it possible that from this time forth I am to be the wife and equal of this strange, dear, clever man, whom even my father looks up to? Can it be true? Can it be true that now there will be no more playing with life, that now I am grown up, now a responsibility rests on me for every word and deed?.. But what was it he asked me?"

p. 579

Anacardium AngusturaAurum m. Cadmium s.

C. carbonicum Capsicum Chelidonium Graphites

LacOleander Silicea Theridion

"Why do you say that?" Natasha interrupted him. "You know that from the very day you first came to Otradnoe I have loved you," she said, firmly convinced that she was speaking the truth.

p. 580

Ac. phosphoricumAnacardiumAurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaCarbo s.Carbo v.Coffea

Gelsemium Hamamelis HeparIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. iodatum LedumMelilotus

N. vomicaOleanderPetroleumPhosphorusSabadillaSenegaSepia Stannum Sulfur

ConiumCrocusFerrum m.

N. arsenicosumN. muriaticum N. sulfuricum

SumbulusVerbascum

"In a year you will learn to know yourself.""A whole year!" Natasha suddenly exclaimed, only now

realizing that the marriage was to be deferred for a year. "But why a year? Why a year?.."

Prince Andrei began to explain to her the reasons for this delay. Natasha did not hear him.

"And it cannot be otherwise?" she asked.Prince Andrei made no reply, but his face expressed the

impossibility of altering the decision."It's awful! Oh, it's awful, awful!" Natasha cried

suddenly.p. 580

Aconitum Agaricus Argentum n. Belladonna C. carbonicumCicuta

Colocynthis GelsemiumIgnatiaM. carbonicumN. muriaticum

OpiumPhosphorus Silicea Stramonium Veratrum a.

… and again broke into sobs. "I shall die if I have to wait a year! It's impossible, it's dreadful!"

She looked into his face and saw his look of compassion and perplexity.

p. 580

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum Actaea r. Alumina Ambra

Cina Cinnamonum Cocculus Coffea Colocynthis Conium Crocus

M. sulfuricumManganumMelilotusMenyanthesMercurius i.Mercurius sol.N. muriaticum

Amm. muriaticum Ant. crudum Apis Apocynum Aristolochia Arsenicum Aurum m. Aurum mur. B. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis Bryonia Cactus C. carbonicum Cannabis i. Cantharis Carbo v. Carduus Causticum Chamomilla Chelidonium Cicuta

Crotalus Cuprum m. Cyclamen Digitalis Eupatorium pur. Ferrum m. Graphites Hydrastis Ignatia Iodum K. bichromicum K. bromatum K. carbonicum K. phosphoricum Kreosotum Lac Lachesis Lactusa Lilium Lobelia Lycopodium M. carbonicum

N. sulfuricumN. rnoschataN. vomicaPalladiumPetroleumPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaSulfurTeucriumThujaVeratrum a.VincaViola o.Viola t.Zincum m.

They rarely spoke of their future life. Prince Andrei had certain qualms about mentioning it. Natasha shared this feel-ing, as she did all his feelings, which she constantly divined.

p. 582

Amm. carbonicumAzaC. phosphoricumCausticumCocculusGraphites

IgnatiaIodumLachesisLycopodiumLycopusN. carbonicum

N. muriaticum Phosphorus Pulsatilla Silicea Tarentula h.

When Prince Andrei talked (he could tell a story very well) Natasha listened with pride; when she spoke, she noticed with fear and joy that he contemplated her with an intent, scrutinizing gaze. "What does he hope to find in me?" she asked herself in perplexity. "What is he searching for with that

look? Suppose what he is seeking in me is not there?" Some-times she fell into one of the mad, merry moods characteristic of her, and then it was an especial delight to see him and to hear him laugh.

p. 582

Ac. fluoricumAc. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.Aurum m.AzarumBelladonnaCarbo a.Carbo v.Cicuta

CoffeaCrocusCuprum m.Ferrum m.HelleborusIgnatiaIodumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumMenyanthesMezereumN. carbonicum

N. muriaticumOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumSarsaparillaSiliceaSpongiaStannumStramoniumValerianaVerbascumZincum s.

Neither her parents, nor Sonya, nor Prince Andrei him-self, could have foreseen the effect of the parting on Natasha. Flushed and agitated, she wandered about the house the whole day, dry-eyed, busying herself with the most trivial matters, as if not realizing what lay ahead of her. She did not cry even when he kissed her hand for the last time. "Don't go!" was all she said, but in a voice that made him wonder whether he really ought not to stay, and which be remembered long after.

p. 583

AbrotanumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricum Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum Actaea s.

Caladium C. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis i. Cantharis Carbo v. Causticum Chamomilla

Lachesis Lilium LycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMercurius sol.MillefoliumMyrica

Aethusa Agaricus Ailantus AluminaAmbra Amylicum Anacardium Anagallis Ant. crudum Ant. tartaricum Apis Argentum m. Argentum n. Arnica Arsenicum Asterias Atropinum Aurum m. Aza Baptisia Belladonna Bryonia Bufo Cactus

Chelidonium Chininum a. Cicuta Cina Cistus Cocculus Coffea Colchicum Collinsonia Colocynthis Conium Crotalus Cuprum ars. Cypripedium Ferrum ph. Glonoinum Hepar Hydrastis Hyoscyamus Ignatia Iodum K. bromatum K. carbonicum Kreosotum

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumParisPhosphorusPlantagoPulsatilltaScutellariaSecaleSenecioSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.TerebinthinaeThujaVeratrum a.

When he had gone, she still did not weep, but for several days sat in her room, dry-eyed, but taking no interest in any-thing, and only saying from time to time: "Oh, why did he go away?"

p. 583

Ac. fluoricumAmylicumArgentum n.BaptisiaBelladonnaBovistaBryoniaC. carbonicum

Crocus Glonoinum Graphites Helleborus Hyoscyamus K. bichromicum Lilium Lycopodium

ParisPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRanunculus b.SepiaStramonium

CamphoraCannabis i.CocculusColocynthis

Mercurius sol. N. muriaticumN. moschata Opium

SulfurThujaValerianaVeratrum a.

But a fortnight after his departure, to the surprise of those around her, she recovered from her spiritual disorder and became her old self again, but with a change in her moral phy-siognomy, as a child's face changes after a long illness.

p. 583

Ac. phosphoricumActaea r.AmbraAurum m.B. carbonicumBovistaBryoniaBufoCactusCapsicum

Carbo a. Cuprum m.CyclamenFerrum m.GelsemiumHelleborusIodumK. phosphoricumM. sulfuricumN. arsenicosum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPlumbumStannumStaphisagriaSulfurThuja

"Well, are you glad?" asked Natasha. "I am so at peace and happy now."

"Very glad," said Nikolai. "He's a splendid fellow. Are you very much in love?"

"How shall I put it?" answered Natasha. "I was in love with Boris, with my teacher, and with Dentsov, but this is to-tally different. I feel calm, sure. I know that no better man than he exists, and I am so serene and contented now. It's not at all like it was before…"

p. 593Ac. muriaticumAluminaApisBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicum

CicutaEupatorium per.GelsemiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

Mercurius cor. Petroleum Plumbum Sepia Veratrum a.

At that same moment Natasha, without even taking breath, gave vent to her delight in an ecstatic shriek so shrill that everyone's ears tingled. By that cry she expressed what the others were expressing by all talking at once; it was so strange that she must herself have been ashamed of so wild a cry, and the others would have been amazed at it at any other time.

p. 614

Ac. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAethusaAgaricusAloeAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnagallisAnantherumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum m.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.ArundoAsclepiasAurum m.AzaAzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna Bromium

ChamomillaChinaChininum s.ChloralumCicutaClematisCobaltumCocculusCoccusCoffeaConiumCrocusCuprum m.CypripediumDroseraFerrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.FormicaGambogiaGelsemiumGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. phosphoricum

Mercurius i.Mercurius sol.MezereumNajaN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. moschataOpiumParisPetroleumPhellandriumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSarsaparillaSenegaSepiaSpigeliaSpongiaSquillaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfur

C. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Camphora Cannabis i. Cannabis s. Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo s. Carbo v. Causticum

KreosotumLachesisLachnanthesLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. sulfuricumMenyanthesMercurius cor.

SumbulusTabacumTarentula h.TaraxacumTheridionThujaValerianaVeratrum a.VerbascumZincum m.

"Well, this young Countess—fair field, clear course—never saw anything like her!" he said, giving Nikolai a long-stemmed pipe and with a practiced motion of three fingers filling another, one that had been cut short, for himself. "She's been in the saddle all day—be enough for any man— and looks as if nothing had happened!"

p. 616

Ac. picricumAloeC. carbonicum

CapsicumConiumGraphites

HydrastisK. bichromicumSepia

"Try some of this, little Lady-Countess," she kept saying, as she offered Natasha first one thing then another.

Natasha ate everything, and thought she had never seen or tasted such buttermilk cakes, such savory preserves, such honey and nut confections, or such chicken anywhere.

p. 617

BelladonnaChamomillaChinaM. carbonicum

Menyanthes Mercurius sol. N. muriaticum

PhosphorusSabadilla Sepia

"How well he plays. It's really very nice," said Nikolai, with a certain unconscious superciliousness, as if ashamed to admit that the music pleased him very much.

"Nice!" exclaimed Natasha reproachfully, in response to her brother's tone. "Nice isn't the word—it's absolutely en-chanting!"

Just as "Uncle's" mushrooms, honey, and liqueurs had seemed to her the most delicious in the world, so this song at that moment seemed to her to be the very acme of musical delight.

"Lovely, lovely, Uncle! Again! Again!" cried Natasha as soon as he had finished, and jumping up she hugged and kissed him. "Nikolenka, Nikolenka!" she said, turning to her brother in wonder.

p.p. 618, 619

Ac. phosphoricum AconitumAmbraBufoCactus CausticumChamomillaCoffeaCrocus

GraphitesIgnatiaLachesisLycopodiumN. carbonicumN. muriaticum N. vomica Phosphorus Plumbum

PodophyllumPulsatillaSabadillaSabinaTarentula h.ThujaViola t. Zincum m.

When, where, and how had this young Countess, educated by a French emigree governess, imbibed with the Russian air she breathed the spirit of that dance? Where had she picked up that manner, which the pas de chale, one might have supposed, would long ago have obliterated? But the spirit of the movements were those inimitable, unteachable Russian gestures that "Uncle" had expected of her. The moment she struck her pose and smiled that proud, triumphant, knowing smile, the fear that had at first seized Nikolai and the others that she might not do the right thing passed, and they were already admiring her.

p.p. 619, 620AgaricusAnacardium Arsenicum

Ignatia Lachesis Lycopodium

PlumbumPulsatillaSepia

BufoC. carbonicum Cuprum m. Drosera Hyoscyamius

Mercurius sol. N. muriaticum N. vomica Opium Platinum

SiliceaSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.

"No, I'm quite, quite all right. I feel so happy!" said Natasha, positively puzzled by her feelings...

What was passing in that childlike, receptive soul that so eagerly caught and assimilated all the diverse impressions of life? How did they all find a place in her? But she was very happy…

And Nikolai heard her spontaneous, ringing, happy laugh.

p.p. 621, 622

AbrotanumAc. fluoricumAc. nitricumAconitumAgaricusAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum m.AtropinumAurum m.AzarumBelladonnaBryonia

Cannabis i.Carbo a.CicutaCinnabarisCoffeaCrocusCuprum m.HydrocotyleHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. phosphoricumLachesisLycopodium

MancinellaN. moschata N. vomica Opium Phosphorus Platinum Sarsaparilla Sulfur Tabacum N. chloratum Taraxacum Veratrum a. Zincum m.

Natasha was as much in love with her betrothed as ever, was still as tranquil in her love, still as responsive to all the joys of life, but by the end of the fourth month of their separation she began to have fits of depression against which she was unable to contend.

p. 625

Alumina Argentum n. Aurum m.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis i. Carbo a. Carbo v.

China CyclamenK. bromatumK. carbonicumLachesisLactusaLiliumLithiumM. muriaticum

Gelsemium Palladium Platinum Pulsatilla Rhus t. Stramonium Valeriana Veratrum a.

She felt sorry for herself, sorry that she was being wasted all this time and of no use to anyone, while feeling that she had such a capacity for loving and being loved.

Life was not gay in the Rostov house.p. 625

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAurum m.Belladonna C. phosphoricum Capsicum Carbo a.Causticum Clematis Drosera

Elaps Eupatorium pur.HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. phosphoricumLachesisM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMancinella

Mercurius sol.N. muriaticumOpiumPlantagoPulsatillaSenecioSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaVeratrum a.

"I want him... now, this minute! I want him!" said Na-tasha, her eyes glittering and without a trace of a smile.

The Countess raised her head and gave her daughter a searching look.

"Don't look at me, Mamma, don't look at me or I'll start crying."

"Sit down, come and sit here by me," said the Countess."Mamma, I want him. Why should I be wasted like this,

Mamma?"

Her voice broke and the tears gushed from her eyes; to hide them she quickly turned away and left the room.

p. 626

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAloeAngusturaAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.BelladonnaBismuthumBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCannabis s.

CausticumChamomillaCinaCinnabarisClematisCocculusColchicumConiumCrotonHeparIgnatiaIndigoK. carbonicuimLedumLycopodium

ManganumMenyanthesMercurius sol.MezereumN. vomicaPlatinumPulsatillaRutaSpongiaSulfurTarentula h.TheridionThujaViola t.

No one in the house sent so many servants running or gave them so much trouble as Natasha. She could not see one without wanting to send him on some errand. It was as if she wanted to try whether any of them would become cross or sulky with her, but no one's orders were so willingly obeyed as hers.

"What can I do? Where can I go?" she wondered, as she walked slowly along the corridor.

p.p. 626, 627

Anacardium Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia CactiusC. phosphoricum Carbo a.

Colocynthis Cuprum m. Dioscorea Ferrum m.GelsemiumHyoscyamusHeparIgnatia

N. carbonicum N. muriaticumN. vomica PlatinumPulsatillaRhus t. SeleniumSepia

Carbo v.Chamomilla China Cicuta

IodumLachesisLedumLycopodium

Stannum Sulfur Tarentula h.Thuja

"Oh Lord, oh Lord, always the same. Oh, where can I go? What am I to do with myself?"

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Ac. salicylicumAconitumActaea r.Amm. muriaticumAnt. tartaricum

Baptisia CantharisCarbo v.CausticumChelidonium

Cuprum m.Drosera N. muriaticumPlatinumPulsatilla

The sounds that came from her guitar would have had no meaning for other listeners, but for her they called up a whole series of memories. She sat behind the bookcase with her eyes fixed on a streak of light that escaped from the pantry door, listening to herself and remembering. She was in a mood for brooding on the past.p. 627

Ac. phosphoricumAconitum Actaea r.AgaricusAnacardiumAnt. tartaricum ApisArgentum n.Arnica Arsenicum Arsenicum i. Aurum m.Aurum mur.AzaBaptisiaBelladonna

ChamomillaChelidoniumChinaCinaCocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisCrotalusCuprum ars.Cuprum m.DigitalisDulcamaraFerrum ars.Ferrum m.Graphites

LycopodiumManganumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.MoschusN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumOpiumPetroleumPlatinumPlumbumPteleaPulsatillaRhus t.Rumex

BovistaBryoniaC. arsenicosumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCamphoraCannabis s.CapsicumCarbo s.Carbo v.CastoreumCausticum

HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumLacLachesisLedumLilium

RutaSambucusSecaleSepiaSiliceaSlaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.ThujaValerianaZincum m.

"You always find something to do, but I can't," said Natasha.

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Ac. oxalicum Alumina C. iodatum Crocus Ferrum m.

HeloniasHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bromatum

Lachesis Lycopodium Mancinella Mercurius d. Valeriana

She sat down at the table and listened to the conversation between her elders and Nikolai, who had also come to the table.

"My God, my God! The same faces, the same talk, Papa holding his cup and blowing on it in the same way!" thought Natasha, feeling with horror an aversion rising in her for the whole household because they were always the same.

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LacMercurius sol.

PulsatillaSulfur

Tarentula h.

"Oh, if only he would come quickly! I am so afraid it will never be! And worst of all, I am getting old, that's the thing! Soon I shall no longer be what I am now. But perhaps

he will come today, will come at once! Perhaps he has come and is sitting in the drawing room. Perhaps he came yesterday, and I have forgotten."

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AconitumArsenicumBelladonnaBryoniaCausticumChamomillaChinaCicutaCocculusColocynthisCuprum m.

DigitalisGlonoinumHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumLachesisLycopodiumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.Mezereum

GraphitesOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.StramoniumSulfurValerianaVeratrum a.

"Yes. And do you remember how Papa in his blue over-coat fired off a gun in the porch?"

Smiling with pleasure they turned over their memories— not the melancholy reminiscences of the old, but the poetic recollections of youth, those impressions of their remotest past, in which dreams blend with reality—and they laughed with quiet enjoyment

p. 630

Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. oxalicum Ac. phosphoricum Agaricus Alumina Ambra Ant. crudumArgentum n. ArnicaArsenicum Aurum m.B. carbonicum

Cadmium m. CaladiumC. carbonicum C. fluoricumC. phosphoricumCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo a.CausticumChamomillaColocynthisConiumDigitalis

IgnatiaLycopodiumM. muriaticumMyricaN. muriaticumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaStrontiumSulfur

Borax Bromium

EuphrasiaHelleborus

Veratrum a. Zincum mur.

"Yes we're philosophizing," said Natasha, looking up for a moment and then continuing the conversation.

They were discussing dreams."… do you know, I think that when one goes on and on

recalling memories, in the end one begins to remember what happened before one was in the world."

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Ac. fluoricum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricum Aconitum Ambra Anacardium Angustura Ant. crudum Argentum n. Arnica Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis i. Cantharis Carbo a. Carbo v. Causticum

ChamomillaChinaCicutaCocculusCoffeaConiumCrocusCuprum m.EuphrasiaHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumLachesisLathyrusLycopodiumM. muriaticumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.Moschus

N. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSambucusSecaleSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpongia

StannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurThujaValerianaVeratrum a.VerbascumViola o.

"No, I don't believe we were ever in animals," said Nata-sha, still whispering, though the music had ceased. "But I know for certain that we were angels somewhere out there,

and have been here, and that's why we remember everything..."

" ... How do I know what I was before?" rejoined Nata-sha with conviction. "The soul is immortal, you know... so, if I am to live forever I must have lived before, lived for a whole eternity."

"Why is it hard to imagine eternity?" asked Natasha. "There's today, there will be tomorrow, and forever; and there was yesterday, and the day before..."

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Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ambra Anacardium Argentum n. Arnica Arsenicum AtropinumB. carbonicum BelladonnaC. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Camphora Carbo a. Carbo v. Causticum China

Chininum a.ConiumCrocusGelsemiumGraphitesHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLacLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumManganumMercurius sol.

N. carbonicumN. phosphoricumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPulsatillaRhododendronRhus t.SambucusSarsaparillaSecaleSiliceaSpongiaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.

She had said she did not feel like singing but it was long since she had sung, and long before she again sang, as she did that evening. Count Ilya Andreich heard her from his study where he was talking to Mitenka, and like a schoolboy in haste to finish his lessons and run out to play, he muddled the orders to his steward, and at last stopped speaking. Mitenka, standing before him, also listened and smiled. Nikolai did not take his eyes off his sister and drew breath in time with her. Sonya, as

she listened, thought what a difference there was between herself and her friend, and how impossible it was for her to be anywhere near as fascinating as her cousin. The old Countess sat with a blissful yet sad smile on her face and tears in her eyes, now and then shaking her head. She was thinking both of Natasha and of her own youth, and how there was something terrible and unnatural in this prospective marriage of Natasha's to Prince Andrei.

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Agaricus Belladonna Cannabis i. Cicuta Coffea

CrocusHyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodium

OpiumSpongia Stramonium Veratrum a.

Natasha stopped abruptly."Idiot!" she screamed at her brother, and running to a

chair she flung herself into it and broke into such violent sob-bing that it was a long while before she could stop.

"It's nothing, Mamma, really it's nothing. Only Petya startled me," she said, trying to smile, but her tears continued to flow, and she was choked by sobs.

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Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumActaea r.AgaricusAgnusAmbraAnacardiumApisArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.Aza

ChamomillaChininum a.CocculusCoffeaConiumCrocusElapsGelsemiumGraphitesGuajacumHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicum

N. moschataN. vomicaOriganumPalladiumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPothosPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSenecioSepia

B. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia CactusC. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Camphora Cannabis i. Carbo s. Castoreum Caulophyllum Causticum

K. phosphoricumLachesisLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muiriaticumMelilotusMercurius sol.MoschusMygaleN. carbonicumN. muriaticum

SiliceaStictaStramoniumStrychninumSulfurSumbulusTarentula h.TheridionValerianaVeratrum a.Viola o.

Natasha was the first to set the tone of holiday gaiety, and this gaiety spread from one to another, grew wilder and wilder, reaching its climax when they all came out into the frosty air and got into the sledges, talking, calling to one an-other, laughing, and shouting.

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Ac. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAluminaAnacardiumAngusturaArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBoraxCannabis i.ChinaCoffea

CrocusCrotalusCuprum m.CyclamenFerrum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. phosphoricumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpium

ParisPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumSabadillaSpigeliaStramoniumTarentula h.ValerianaVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum ph.

"I'm so glad, so glad! I was beginning to be cross with you. I didn't say anything to you, but you've been treating her badly. What a heart she has, Nicolas! I am so glad! I'm horrid sometimes, but I was really ashamed to be happy when she

wasn't," continued Natasha. "I am so glad. Now run back to her!"

"… I had a quarrel with Mamma about it not long ago. Mamma said she was angling for you. How could she say such a thing? I nearly stormed at Mamma. I will never allow anyone to say or think anything bad of Sonya, for there is nothing but good in her. "

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Ac. fluoricum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum AgaricusAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. crudumArsenicumAurum m.AzaAzarumB. carbonicumBovistaBryoniaC. carbonicumCamphoraCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo v.CausticumChamomillaChina

CocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumCuprum m.CyclamenDulcamaraGelsemiumHeparHyoscyamusIgnatia

K. bromatumK. carbonicumLaurocerasusLycopodiumMenyanthesMercurius sol.MezereumMoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOpium

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatilla Ranunculus b. RheumRhus t.RutaSabadilla

Secale Selenium SepiaSiliceaSpigelia Spongia Staphisagria Stannum Stramonium Sulfur Tarentula h. ThujaVeratrum a. Viola o. Viola t. Zincum mur.

They talked of how they would live when they were married, how their husbands would be friends, and how happy they would be.

On Natasha's table stood two mirrors that Dunyasha had arranged there earlier in the evening for looking into the future.

"Only when will that be? I'm afraid never... That would be too good!" said Natasha, rising and going over to the mirrors.

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Abrotanum Actaea s.Alumina Argentum n. Arsenicum Asparagus Aurum m. C. carbonicum Causticum

ChloralumCocculusCoccusCoffeaConiumCuprum m.EuphorbiumFormica

GelsemiumIgnatiaLycopodiumMoschusN. carbonicumN. phosphoricumOpiumRhus t.

"Sonya! When will he come back? When shall I see him? Oh, God, how afraid I am for him and for myself—I'm frightened about everything..." Natasha began, and, paying no heed to Sonya's attempts to comfort her, she got into bed, and long after her candle was out lay open-eyed and motionless, staring at the bleak moonlight coming through the frosty windowpanes.

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AbsintumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAgnusAluminaAnacardiumArgentum n.ArsenicumArtemisiaAurum m.

CocculusConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisElapsFormicaGelsemiumGlonoinumGraphites

Mercurius sol.MoschusN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. vomicaOnosmodiumOpiumPetroleumPhosphorus

BelladonnaBerberisBoraxBryoniaCactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCapsicumCarbo s.Carbo v.CausticumCicuta

HeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. arscnicosumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLiliumLycopodiumM. muriaticumMelilotus

PhytolaccaPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSpongiaStannumStramoniumStrontiumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.

But before he had time to speak the fatal words, which the expression on his face caused his mother to await with terror, and which would perhaps have left them both with bitter memories forever, Natasha, who had been listening at the door, rushed into the room with a pale and serious face.

"Nikolenka, you don't know what you are saying! Be quiet, be quiet, I tell you. Be quiet!" she almost screamed in order to muffle his voice.

"Mamma darling, it's not so at all—my poor sweet dar-ling!" she said to her mother who, conscious that they had been on the verge of a rupture, was gazing at her son in horror; yet because of her obstinacy and the heat of the conflict, she could not and would not give way.

"Nikolenka, I'll explain later—go away! Listen, Mamma darling..." said Natasha.

Her words were incoherent but they accomplished the purpose.

The Countess, with a deep sob, buried her face in her daughter's breast, while Nikolai got up, and, clutching his head, left the room.

Natasha set to work to bring about a reconciliation and so far succeeded that Nikolai received a promise from his

mother that Sonya should not be ill-used, while he on his side promised not to take any step without his parents' knowledge.

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Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum AconitumAmbraAnacardiumArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.AzarumBelladonnaBoraxBovistaCactusCaladiumC. carbonicumCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo a.

CausticumCedronChelidoniumCicutaCinaClematisCocculusCoffeaCuprum m.CyclamenEuphorbiumEuphrasiaHelleborusIgnatiaIndigoIodumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLiliumLycopodium

ManganumMoschusN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpongiaStannumStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum mur.

Natasha, who had borne the first period of separation from her betrothed lightly and even cheerfully, now grew more restless and impatient every day. The thought that the best time of her life, which might have been spent in loving him, was being wasted and of no use to anyone, fretted her continually. His letters for the most part irritated her. It hurt her to think that while she lived only in the thought of him, he was living a real life, seeing new places and new people that interested him. The more entertaining his letters were the more they provoked her. Her letters to him, far from giving her any comfort, seemed to her a tedious and artificial duty. She could not write because she could not conceive of the possibility of sincerely expressing in a letter even a thousandth part of what she was accustomed to convey by the tone of her voice, a smile, a look. She wrote him dry, conventional, monotonous letters, to which she

attached no importance herself and in the rough copies of which the Countess corrected her mistakes in spelling.

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Aconitum Allium s. Ant. tartaricum ApisArsenicum AzaBismuthum C. carbonicum Causticum

ConiumDroseraHyoscyamusK. carbonicumLacLiliumLycopodiumNaja

N. carbonicumPhosphorus Pulsatilla Ranunculus b. SepiaStramonium Valeriana Veratrum a

He did not mention this to his daughter, but Natasha perceived her father's uneasiness and apprehension and felt mortified by it. She blushed for him, and growing angrier with herself for having blushed gave the Princess a bold, defiant look which said that she was not afraid of anybody.

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Ac. phosphoricumAconitumCausticum

LycopodiumPalladiumPlatinum

Pulsatilla Sulfur Veratrum a.

Natasha felt affronted by the hesitancy she had noticed in the anteroom, by her father's nervousness, and by the unnatural manner of the Princess, who seemed to be doing her a favor in receiving her, and as a consequence everything displeased her. She did not like Princess Marya, whom she thought very ugly, affected, and unsympathetic. All at once Natasha shrank into herself, involuntarily assuming a nonchalant air which further repulsed Princess Marya.

p. 672

AconitumAgaricusAlumina

CinaConiumCuprum m.

LycopodiumN. vomicaPhosphorus

Anacardium Arnica Aurum m.C. carbonicum Cannabis i. Cannabis s.

CausticumChinaCicuta

DulcamaraGuajacumHamamelisHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLilium

PlatinumPulsatillaSabadillaSiliceaSquillaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

Dressed and waiting for her father in the big hall, she surveyed herself in the large mirror, and when she saw how pretty, how very pretty she was, she felt even sadder than be-fore, but it was a sweet, tender sadness.

"Oh, God, if he were here now, I wouldn't have behaved as I did then, with that silly sort of shyness, but differently. I would simply throw my arms around his neck, cling to him, make him look at me with those searching, inquiring eyes of his with which he so often looked at me, and then I would make him laugh as he used to laugh then. And his eyes—how I can see those eyes!" thought Natasha. "And what do his father and sister matter to me? I love him alone, him, him, with that face, those eyes, and with his smile—manly and yet childlike... No, better not think of him, better not think, but forget, forget him altogether for the present. I can't bear this waiting, I shall cry in a minute!" And she turned away from the glass, making an effort not to weep.

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Ac. carbolicumAc. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAethusaAgaricusAloeAluminaAmm. carbonicum

ChelidoniumChininum s.ChloralumCinaCinnabarisClematisCocculusColchicumColocynthis

LycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMancinellaManganumMercurius sol.MezereumN. vomicaPhosphorus

AnacardiumAnt. crudumAraneaArnicaArsenicumArtemisiaAurum m.BelladonnaBismuthumBryoniaC. carbonicumC. sulfuricumCantharisCarbo a.Carbo s.Carbo v.Causticum

ConiumCopaivaCrotonCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisFerrum m.Ferrum ph.FormicaGuajacumIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. arsenicosumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumKreosotumLedum

PlantagoPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRheumSanguinariaSarsaparillaSiliceaStannumStrychninumSulfurThujaUraniumValerianaVerbascumZincum m.

At that moment Natasha felt herself so full of tenderness and emotion that it was not enough for her to love and know that she was loved: what she wanted now, at once, was to embrace her beloved, speak and hear from him the words of love that filled her heart. As she rode along in the carriage, sitting beside her father and pensively watching the lights of the streat lamps flickering on the frosty windowpane she felt still sadder and more in love, and forgot where she was going and with whom.

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Abies n.Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumActaea r.Actaea s.AgaricusAgnus

CicutaCinaClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocus

MancinellaMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.MezereumMurexMygaleNajaN. arsenicosumN. carbonicum

Amm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnt. crudumAraneaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.Aurum mur.AzaB. carbonicumB. muriaticumBelladonnaBromiumBryoniaBufoCactusC. arsenicosumC. carbonicumC. fluoricumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCamphoraCannabis s.CantharisCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo s.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChinaChininum a.Chininum s.

CrotalusCuprum m.CurareCyclamenDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraFerrum ars.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.GraphitesHelleborusHeloniasHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusIberisIgnatiaIndigoIodumIpecacuanhaK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKreosotumLacLachesisLaurocerasusLeptandraLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaPetroleumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.RutaSabinaSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TheridionThujaUstilagoVeratrum a.Veratrum v.ViscumZincum m.

Natasha's looks, as everyone had told her, had improved in the country, and that evening, thanks to her state of excite-ment, she was especially pretty. Her vivacity and beauty com-bined with her indifference to everything around her made a striking impression on everyone.

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Ac. fluoricumAc. picricumAgaricusArsenicumBelladonnaBovistaBryoniaBufoC. iodatumChininum s.

ClematisCobaltumCoffeaCornus c.Ferrum m.GelsemiumGinsengHeloniasLachesis

LiliumMenyanthes N. phosphoricum Opium Phosphorus Platinum Sarsaparilla Stramonium Zincum v.

Her black eyes traveled over the crowd without seeking anyone, and her slender arm, bare to above the elbow, lay on the velvet edge of the box, while quite unconsciously she opened and closed her hand in time to the music, crumpling her program.

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Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum AconitumAesculusAnacardium ArnicaArsenicum Aurum m.Bromium Bryonia C. fluoricum Capsicum

CausticumChamomillaChina

CinaCoffeaConiumIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumKreosotumLac

LachesisLycopodiumM. phosphoricumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPlatinumRhus t.SanguinariaSecaleSiliceaStaphisagria

A sensation she had not experienced for a long time—that of having hundreds of eyes looking at her bare arms and neck—suddenly affected her with mixed pleasure and dis-comfort, calling up a multitude of memories, desires, and emotions associated with that feeling.

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Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum

C. phosphoricumCannabis i.

Lycopodium Mercurius sol.

Actaea s.AesculusAgaricusAgnusAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAngusturaApisArgentum n.ArnicaArumBelladonnaBovistaBromiumCaladiumC. carbonicum

CantharisCarbo s.CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumCicutaCocculusColchicumConiumElapsGlonoinumGraphitesHelleborusIgnatiaK. bromatumK. carbonicumLachesis

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderPhosphorusPlatinumPothosPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSiliceaSulfurVerbascumViscumZincumi m.

She turned away and suddenly all the humiliation of that morning's visit came back to her.

"What right has he not to receive me into his family? Oh, better not think about it—not till he comes back," she said to herself.

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Aconitum AluminaAurum m. BelladonnaBryoniaChamomilla CoffeaColocynthis

Ferrum m.HyoscyamusIpecacuanhaLycopodiumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderPareira

PhosphorusPlatinumSepiaStaphisagriaStontiumSulfurVeratrum a.

After her life in the country, and in her present serious mood, all this seemed fantastic and amazing to Natasha. She could not follow the opera, could not even listen to the music: she saw only the painted cardboard and the oddly dressed men

and women who moved, spoke, and sang so strangely in that brilliant light.

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Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricum Ac. sulfuricum AconitumAloeAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAngusturaArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m. B. carbonicum BelladonnaBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Cantharis Carbo a. Carbo s. Carbo v. Causticum

ChinaChininum a.CocculusCoffeaConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.DaphneGelsemiumGraphitesGymnocladusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumLaurocerasusLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumMancinella

Mercurius sol.N. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumVeratrum a.Zincum ph.

Natasha gradually began to slip into a state of intoxica-tion she had not experienced for a long time. She lost all sense of who and where she was, and of what was going on before her. As she gazed about her, the strangest fancies unexpectedly and disconnectedly flashed through her mind.

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Aconitum Agaricus

Coffea Crocus

MancinellaPhosphorus

Azarum Belladonna Cannabis s.

KreosotumLachesis

StramoniumValeriana

Natasha talked to him with a gay, coquettish smile, and congratulated him on his approaching marriage—the very same Boris with whom she had once been in love. In her present state of intoxication she found everything quite simple and natural.

p. 680

Arnica Arsenicum Belladonna

LachesisMercurius sol. N. muriaticum

N. vomica PlatinumStramonium

During the entire entr'acte Kuragin stood with Dolokhov in front of the footlights, staring at the Rostovs' box. Natasha knew he was talking about her, and this pleased her. She even turned so that he could see her profile, which she thought was her best angle.

... something told her it was Kuragin. She turned and their eyes met. Almost smiling, he looked straight into her eyes with such an entranced, caressing look that it seemed strange to be so near him, to be looking at him like that, to be so sure he admired her, and yet not be acquainted with him.

… She was pleased to see that he was so captivated by her and it did not occur to her that there could be anything wrong in it.

p.p. 680, 681

Ac. fluoricum Ac. nitricum Ac. sulfuricum Alumina ApisArgentum n.

DroseraGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanha

N. moschata N. vomica Phosphorus Platinum Ptelea Pulsatilla

Aurum m.Aurum mur. Aurum mur. nat. AzaB. carbonicum BryoniaC. carbonicum C. iodatumC. sulfuricumCamphoraCannabis s.Coccus

K. carbonicumK. iodatumK. sulfuricumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLiliumLycopodiumManganum Mercurius sol. N. muriaticum N. sulfuricum

Rhus t.SabadillaSabinaSambucusSecaleSenegaSpigeliaSpongiaSulfurValerianaVeratrum a.

While saying this he never took his smiling eyes from her face, her neck, and her bare aims. Natasha had no doubt that he was fascinated by her. This pleased her, and yet for some reason his presence was oppressive to her, making her feel constrained and ill at ease. When she was not looking at him she felt that he was scrutinizing her shoulders, and she instinctively caught his eye so that he should look into her face. But looking into his eyes she felt frightened, realizing that the barrier of decorum she had always been conscious of between herself and other men did not exist between them.

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AnacardiumB. carbonicum Belladonna

BufoC. carbonicum C. fluoricum Camphora Cannabis i.CantharisCrocus Cubeda

Cuprum m.HelleborusHyoscyamusLycopodiumIgnatiaLachesisMercurius cor.MoschusN. carbonicumN. moschataN. vomica

OpiumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumSabinaSecaleSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumTarentula h.Veratrum a.

She did not know how it was that within five minutes she had come to feel terribly close to this man. When she turned away she feared he might seize her from behind by her bare arm, or kiss her on the neck. They spoke of the most ordinary things, yet she felt that they were more intimate than she had ever been with any man.

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AnacardiumBelladonnaBufoC. carbonicumCamphoraCannabis s.CantharisCubedaCuprum m.

HelleborusHyoscyamusLycopodiumMercurius cor.MoschusMurexN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomica

Opium PhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumSabinaSecaleStramoniumTarentula h.Veratrum a.

Looking straight into his eyes, his nearness, self-assurance, and the benign tenderness of his smile vanquished her, and she returned his smile. Again she realized with consternation that there was no barrier between them.

p. 684

Ac. nitricumAmm. carbonicumBelladonnaBoraxCamphoraCausticumChamomillaConium Crocus

DulcamaraFerrum m.HyoscyamusLycopodiumMoschusN. carbonicumN. vomicaPalladiumPetroleum

Plumbum Ranunculus b. Senega Sepia Silicea Staphisagria Stramonium Veratrum a.

The curtain rose, and Anatol left the box, serene and gay. Natasha went back to her father in the other box, completely under the spell of the world in which she found herself. All

that was going on before her now seemed quite natural; on the other hand, all former thoughts of her betrothed, of Princess Marya, of life in the country, did not once recur to her mind, as if all that belonged to some remote past.

As they were leaving the theater Anatol came up to them, called their carriage, and helped them in. As he was putting Natasha in the carriage he squeezed her arm. Excited, flushed, and happy, she glanced round at him. He was looking at her with flashing eyes and smiling tenderly.

p. 684

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum AconitumAgaricusAnacardiumArgentum n.ArnicaBelladonnaBerberisBryoniaCactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCarbo v.ChinaChininum s. Cicuta

CinaCocculusConiumCurareGinsengGlonoinumHamamelisHelleborusHeparHypericumK. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOnosmodiumPhosphorusPrunusPulsatilla

Rhus t.RutaSaniculaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TelluriumTheridionThujaVeratrum a.VerbascumZincum m.

Only after she had reached home was Natasha able to form any clear idea of what had happened to her, and; sud-denly remembering Prince Andrei, she was horrified; at tea, to which they had all sat down after the theater, she groaned aloud, turned crimson, and ran out of the room.

"Oh, God, I am lost!" she said to herself. "How could I have let it go so far?" she wondered.

p.p. 684, 685

Ac. nitricum Cactus Mercurius i.

Ac. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAesculusAethusaAgaricusAllium c.AluminaAmm. carbonicumAmylicum

AnacardiumArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.ArumAtropinumAzarumB. carbonicumBerberisBismuthumBryonia

C. phosphoricumCapsicumCarbo s.ChelidoniumChinaCocculusColocynthisCuprum m.DroseraFerrum m.GlonoinumGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaLachesisLobeliaLycopodiumM. phosphoricumMercurius cor.

Mercurius sol.MurexN. nitricumN. vomicaOpiumPareiraPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRheumRhus t.StannumStaphisagriaStramoniumStrontiumSulfurTabacumVeratrum a.Viola t. Viscum

She sat for a long time hiding her burning face in her hands and trying to understand what had happened to her, but she was unable to grasp either what had happened or what she was feeling. Everything seemed dark, obscure, dreadful.

p. 685Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum Agaricus AluminaAmm. carbonicum Anacardium Ant. crudum Argentum n. Arnica

Chininum a.Chininum s.CinaCocculusCoffeaColchicumCyclamenDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraEuphorbium

MenyanthesMercurius sol.MoschusN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOnosmodiumPalladiumPetroleumPhosphorus

Arsenicum Arsenicum i. Asterias Aurum m. Aurum mur.B. muriaticum Belladonna Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Carbo a. Carbo v. Castoreum Causticum China

Ferrum ars.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.GraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIodumK. arsenicosumK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. phosphoricumKalmiaLachesisLatrodectusLiliumM. carbonicum

PulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSabinaSecaleSepiaSpigeliaSpongiaSquillaStaphisagriaStrontiumSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.

There in that huge lighted hall, where young girls and old men and the half-naked Ellen with her proud, serene smile, had rapturously cried "Bravo!"—under the shadow of that Ellen it had all seemed simple and natural, but now, alone, by herself, it was incomprehensible. "What is it? What was the terror I felt of him? What is the meaning of these pangs of conscience I am feeling now?" she asked herself.

p. 685

Aconitum Aloe AmbraAnacardium Aurum m. B. carbonicum B. muriaticumBelladonna Cicuta Conium

Elaterium HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bichromicumLachesisLedumLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticum

PhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRaphanusRhus t.SeleniumSepiaStannumSulfur

"Am I spoiled for Prince Andrei's love or not?" she asked herself, and answered with reassuring mockery: "What a fool I am to ask that! What actually happened to me? Nothing! I have done nothing, I didn't lead him on in the least. Nobody will know, and I'll never see him again," she told herself. "So since it is clear that nothing has happened, there is nothing to repent of, and Prince Andrei can still love me. But why 'still'? Oh, my God, why isn't he here?"

p. 685

AluminaArsenicumAurum m.CactusCausticumChelidonium

ConiumGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaN. muriaticumN. vomica

Phosphorus Pulsatilla Silicea Sulfur Veratrum a.

For a moment she felt relieved, but again some instinct told her that though all this was true, and though nothing had happened, yet the former purity of her love for Prince Andrei had been destroyed. And once more in imagination she went over her whole conversation with Kuragin, again seeing the face, the gestures, and the tender smile of that bold, handsome man when be pressed her arm.

p. 685

Ac. muriaticumAconitumAluminaAmm. muriaticumArnicaAurum m.BelladonnaBismuthumBovistaCantharisCapsicumCarbo a.

ClematisColchicumCyclamenDigitalisDroseraEuphorbiumEuphrasiaHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLycopodium

N. vomicaOleanderOpiumPlumbumPulsatillaRheumSabadillaSarsaparillaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfur

CausticumChamomillaChina

M. muriaticumMenyanthesMezereum

Veratrum a. Viola t.

The day after the opera the Rostovs stayed at home and nobody came to call. Marya Dmitrievna had a discussion with the Count about something which they kept from Natasha. Na-tasha guessed that they were talking about the old Prince and making some plan, and this disquieted and offended her. She was expecting Prince Andrei to arrive at any moment, and twice that day sent a manservant to the house in Vozdvizhenka Street to find out whether he had come. He had not. It was more difficult for her now than during her first days in Moscow.

p. 688

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumActaea s.Allium s.AmbraAnacardiumApisArsenicumArsenicum i.AsteriasAurum m.Aurum mur. nat.B. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia BufoC. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Carbo v. Chamomilla China

ColocynthisCubedaDigitalisDulcamaraGelsemiumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumLachesisLiliumLycopodiumMancinellaMercurius sol.N. arsenicosumN. carbonicum

N. phosphoricumN. vomicaOnosmodiumOpiumOsmiunPalladiumPlantagoPlatinumPulsatillaRheumRhus t.SanguinariaSarsaparillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaSulfurTarentula h.ThujaViola t.

Chininum a. Colchicum

N. muriaticum Zincum m.

Added to her impatience and pining for him were the unpleasant recollection of her interview with Princess Marya and the old Prince...

p. 688

Ac. phosphoricumArnica Aurum m.B. iodatum BelladonnaC. carbonicum Cantharis Capsicum Causticum

ChamomillaChelidoniumCocculusEuphrasiaGraphitesHelleborusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. phosphoricum

LachesisLycopodiumMezereumNajaN. vomicaPlatinumStramoniumVeratrum a.

… and an anxiety and fear the cause of which she did not know…

p. 688

Ac. nitricum Aconitum Alumina Amm. muriaticum Anacardium Arsenicum Aurum m.B. carbonicum BryoniaC. carbonicum Cantharis Causticum China

Chininum s.CocculusCoffeaCuprum m.DigitalisGraphitesHeparIgnatiaK. arscnicosumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKreosotum

Lycopodium

M. carbonicumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSepiaSpigeliaStrontiumVeratrum a.Veratrum v.

She was continually fancying either that he would never come, or that something would happen to her before he came.

She was no longer capable of thinking of him calmly and for hours on end as she had done before. The moment he came to her mind, recollections of the old Prince, of Princess Marya, of the theater and Kuragin, intruded on her thoughts.

p. 688

Ac. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAnacardium Ant. crudum Ant. tartaricum B. carbonicum

B. muriaticum Bryonia CaladiumC. arsenicosum C. carbonicum

Causticum ChinaChininum s.CicutaDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraFerrum ph.GelsemiumGraphitesIgnatiaLachesis

LycopodiumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPulsatillaRhus t.SabinaSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaThuja

Once more she asked herself whether she had done any-thing wrong, whether she had not already broken faith with Prince Andrei, and again she found herself going over in the minutest detail every word, every gesture, and every shade in the play of expression on the face of the man who had been able to arouse in her such an incomprehensible and terrifying feeling. In the eyes of those about her Natasha seemed livelier than usual, but she was far from being as tranquil and happy as before.

p. 688Ac. phosphoricumActaea r.AluminaArsenicumAurum m.C. carbonicum

CausticumChelidoniumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisMercurius sol.

N. muriaticumPalladiumPulsatilla Silicea Sulfur Veratrum a.

The pleased smile never left Natasha's face. She felt happy, as if she were blossoming under the praise of this charming Countess Bezukhova, who formerly had seemed so grand and unapproachable and was now so kind to her.

p. 690

AconitumCoffeaCrocus

Cyclamen N. carbonicum Opium

Pulsatilla Scutellaria

Natasha's spirits rose and she felt almost in love with this woman, who was so beautiful and so gracious. Ellen, for her part, was sincere in her admiration of Natasha and in her wish to see her enjoy herself. Anatol had begged her to bring them together, and it was with this object that she had called on the Rostovs. The idea of throwing Natasha and her brother together amused her.

p. 690

Arsenicum Camphora Causticum

Ferrum m. LachesisMercurius sol.

N. vomica Sepia

Anatol was at the door, evidently waiting for the Rostovs arrival. Immediately after greeting the Count he went up to Natasha and followed her into the drawing room. As soon as she saw him she was seized by the same emotions she had experienced at the opera—a feeling of gratified vanity at his admiration and fear of the absence of any moral barrier be-tween them.

p. 691

AconitumArgentum n.ArsenicumBryoniaC. carbonicum

CocculusCoffeaIodumK. arsenicosumLachesis

N. vomicaOnosmodiumPalladiumPhosphorusSepia

Carbo v.CausticumChinaChininum s.

LaurocerasusLiliumN. arsenicosumN. muriaticum

SulfurThujaVeratrum a.

Natasha's eyes were fixed on the fat actress, but she neither saw nor understood anything that went on before her; she was conscious only of being irrevocably borne away once more into that strange and senseless world, so remote from her old one, a world in which it was impossible to know what was good or bad, what was reasonable or senseless. Behind her sat Analol, and, aware of his proximity, she experienced a frightened sense of expectancy.

p. 692

Ac. benzoicum Ac. hydrocyanicum Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricum

AethusaAgaricusAllium c. AmbraAmm. carbonicumAmylicumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumApisAraneaArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAsparagusAtropinumAzarumBelladonnaBismuthumBovista

ChamomillaChelidoniumChinaChininum a.ChloralumClematisCocculusCoccusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrotalusCrotonCyclamenDigitalisDioscoreaDulcamaraEuphorbiumEuphrasiaFerrum m.Ferrum s.GambogiaGelsemium

K. phosphoricumLacLachesisLactusaLaurocerasusLiliumLithiumLobeliaMyristicaMurexN. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPteleaPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SecaleSepiaSilicea

BromiumBryoniaCaladiumCamphoraCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo s.Carbo v.

GraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIodumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. muriaticum

SulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum v.VerbascumZincum m.Zingiber

Analol asked Natasha for a waltz, and as they danced he squeezed her waist and hand, told her she was ravissante and that he loved her. During the ecossaise, which she also danced with him, Anatol said nothing when they happened to be alone, but only gazed at her. Natasha wondered whether she had dreamed what he said to her during the waltz. At the end of the first figure he again squeezed her hand. Natasha lifted her frightened eyes to him, but there was such confident tenderness in his affectionate gaze and smile that looking at him she found it impossible to say what she had to say to him. She lowered her eyes.

p.p. 692, 693

Ac. fluoricum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum AesculusAluminaAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnagallisApocynumArgentum m.Argentum n. Arnica Arsenicum Asterias

ChinaCinaClematisCobaltumCocculusCrocusCuprum ars.CyclamenDigitalisEchinaceaEuphorbiumFerrum m.GraphitesGuajacumHelleborusHelonias

MoschusN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPodophyllumPrunusPulsatillaRanunculus b.RhododendronRutaSambucus

Aurum m. Aurum mur.AzaB. carbonicum

Belladonna Berberis Bovista Bromium Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum C. fluoricum C. silicatum Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo v. Causticum

HydrastisHyoscyamusIguatiaIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. nitricumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLiliumLycopodiumM. muriaticumMandragoraMenyanthesMephitisMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.

SecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaSquillaStramoniumStrontiumSumbulusTaraxacumValerianaVeratrum a.ViburnumViola t.ViscumZincum ph.

Natasha, vivacious and excited, looked about her with wide-open, startled eyes, and seemed gayer than usual. After-ward she recalled almost nothing of what took place that eve-ning. They danced the ecossaise and the Grossvater. Her fa-ther asked her to come home, but she begged to remain.

p. 693

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumActaea r.AgaricusAletrisAloeAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumArgentum n.Arsenicum i.Azarum

C. phosphoricum Capsicum Causticum Cocculus Conium Ferrum m. Gelsemium Graphites Helleborus HeloniasK. bromatumK. carbonicum K. phosphoricum Kreosotum

M. carbonicumMezereum N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. moschata N. vomica Opium PetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPteleaSabadillaSepia

B. carbonicum Bufo Caladium

Lilium Lycopodium

SiliceaStannum Zincum s.

Wherever she was, whomever she was talking to, she felt his eyes upon her. Later she remembered asking her father to let her go to the dressing room to arrange her dress, and that she had met Anatol in the little sitting room. Ellen disappear-ed, leaving them alone, and Anatol had taken her hand and in a tender voice said:

"I cannot come to visit you, but is it possible that I am never to see you? I am madly in love with you. Can I never…" And barring her way, he brought his face close to hers.

His large, brilliant, masculine eyes were so close to hers that she could see nothing else...

"Nathalie?" he whispered inquiringly, and she felt her hands being squeezed till they hurt. "Nathalie?"

"I don't understand. I have nothing to say," her eyes re-plied...

Burning lips were pressed to hers, and almost instanta-neously she felt herself released.

p. 693

Agaricus ArnicaAurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaC. carbonicum

ChamomillaHyoscyamusIgnatiaN. muriaticumN. vomica

PlatinumPulsatilla Silicea Staphisagria Tarentula cur.

When they got home Natasha lay awake all night…p. 694

AconitumAluminaAmm. carbonicum

DigitalisGraphitesHyoscyamus

N. vomicaPhosphorusPulsatilla

ArnicaArsenicumBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumCarbo v.CausticumChamomillaCocculusCoffea

IgnatiaK. carbonicumLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.N. muriaticum

Ranunculus s.Rhus t.SepiaSiliceaSulfurThujaVeratrum a.ViperaZincum m.

… she was tormented by the insoluble problem of whether she loved Anatol or Prince Andrei. She loved Prince Andrei—she clearly remembered how deeply she loved him. But she loved Anatol too, of that there was no doubt. "Otherwise, how could all this have happened?" she thought. "If, after that, I could return his smile when saying good-bye, if I was able to let things go so far, it means I fell in love with him from the very first. So he must be good, noble, kind, and I could not help loving him. What am I to do if I love them both?" she asked herself, unable to find an answer to these terrible questions.

p. 694

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAmbraArnicaAurum m.Berberis

Cannabis i.Carbo a.CocculusConiumCyclamenEuphorbiumGambogia

IgnatiaIpecacuanhaMenyanthesN. arsenicosumPhosphorusPlatinum

Natasha kept looking wide-eyed and uneasily at every-one, as if wishing to intercept every glance directed at her, and tried to appear the same as usual.

p. 694

Amylicum CrotonIgnatia

M. sulfuricumRhus t.Sepia

Spongia SulfurZincum m.

It was a letter from Princess Marya."She's written to you. How she torments herself, poor

thing! She's afraid you might think she doesn't like you.""But she doesn't like met" said Natasha."Don't talk nonsense!" cried Marya Dmitrievna."No one can convince me: I know she doesn't like me,"

Natasha boldly retorted as she took the letter, and an expres-sion of such cold, resentful resolution came over her face.

p. 695

Ac. fluoricumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAgnusAloeAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricuinApisArnicaArsenicumAurum m. AzaB. carbonicum Belladonna Bovista Bryonia

CausticumChamomillaChinaCocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocusCuprum m.DulcamaraGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. nitricumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodium

N. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPalladiumParisPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRanunculus b.RheumRhus t.RutaSabadillaSabinaSambucusSarsaparillaSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagria

BufoC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Cannabis i. Cantharis Capsicum Carbo v.

M. carbonicumM. muriaticumManganumMercurius sol.MezereumMoschusN. carbonicum

StrontiumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.VerbascumZincum m.

After dinner Natasha went to her room and again took up Princess Marya's letter. "Сan it be that it is all over?" she thought. "Can all this have happened so quickly and have de-stroyed everything that went before?" She recalled in all its former power her love for Prince Andrei, and at the same time felt that she loved Anatol.

p. 696

Alumina Apis Argentum n.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum

Causticum Crocus Cuprum m. K. bromatum

LachesisPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatilla

She vividly pictured herself as Prince Andrei's wife, remembered the scenes of happiness with him she had so often repeated in imagination, and at the same time, aglow with emotion, went over every detail of her meeting with Anatol the previous evening.

p. 696

AconitumAmbraAnt. crudumArscnicumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCantharisCastoreum

Chininum a.CocculusCoffeaConiumCrotalusIgnatiaKreosotumLachesis

MancinellaN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSabadillaSabina

CausticumChina

LaurocerasusLycopodium

StaphisagriaSulfur

"Why couldn't it be both?" she kept asking herself in complete bewilderment. "Only then could I be perfectly happy, but now I have to choose, and I can't be happy if I give up either one of them… One thing is certain," she thought, "to tell Prince Andrei what has happened, or to hide it from him, is equally impossible. But with the other, nothing is spoiled… Can I really give up forever the happiness of Prince Andrei's love, in which I have lived so long?"

p. 696

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricumAconitumAgaricusAmbraAnacardiumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArsenicumAurum m.BaptisiaBelladonnaBismuthumBryoniaC. carbonicumCannabis i.CantharisCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChinaCicutaCina

CoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisDulcamaraGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumLacLachesisLycopodiumM. muriaticumMercurius sol.MezereumMoschus

N. carbonicumN. muriaticum N. moschata N. vomica Opium Petroleum Phosphorus Platinum PlumbumPulsatillaRheumRhododendronRhus t.SabadillaSecaleSepiaSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSumbulusThujaVeratrum a.

Natasha woke up and saw Sonya."Oh, you're back?"And with spontaneous tenderness, as often happens at

the moment of awakening, she embraced her friend. But noticing Sonya's look of confusion, her own face became troubled…

p. 698

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAluminaAmm. muriaticumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.ArsenicumAurum m.AzarumBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicumCamphoraCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChina

CicutaCocculusCoffeaConiumCrocusDulcamaraGelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. nitricumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. muriaticumMenyanthesMercurius sol.MezereumMoschusN. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPulsatillaRheumRhododendronRhus t.SabadillaSambucusSarsaparillaSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStramoniumSulfurTaraxacumThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Zincum m.

… suspicious."Sonya, you've read that letter?" "Yes," answered Sonya softly. Natasha smiled ecstatically.

p. 698

Ac. nitricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumActaea r.AmbraAnacardiumAnt. crudumArnicaArsenicumAurum m.BaptisiaB. carbonicumB. muriaticumBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaBufoCactusC. carbonicum

C. phosphoricumCannabis i. CausticumChamomilla Сicuta Cocculus Conium Crotalus Cuprum m. Digitalis Drosera Helleborus Hyoscyamus K. arsenicosumК. bromatum K. phosphoricumLachesis Lycopodium

Mercurius sol.N. arsenicosumN. vomicaOpiumPalladiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSepiaSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.Veratrum v.

"But, Natasha, do you mean to say the other is all over?" Natasha looked at Sonya with large, wondering eyes, as

if unable to understand her question.p. 698

Ac. phosphoricum Aconitum Agaricus Argentum n. Aurum m. BelladonnaColocynthis

N. carbonicum GlonoinumHyoscyamusLaurocerasusMezereumN. arsenicosumN. muriaticum

OpiumParisPlumbumRutaSaniculaSpigelia

"No, I can't believe it," insisted Sonya, "I don't under-stand. How can you have loved a man for a whole year and suddenly… Why, you have only seen him three times! Nata-

sha, I don't believe you, you're joking. In three days to forget everything and be so—"

"Three days?" interrupted Natasha. "It seems to me I've loved him a hundred years. It seems to me that I never loved

anyone before. You can't understand that. Sonya, wait, sit here," and Natasha threw her arms around her and kissed her. "I've heard of this happening, and you must have heard of it too, but it's only now that I feel such love. It's not the same as before. The moment I set eyes on him I felt that he was my master and I his slave, and that I could not help loving him. Yes, his slave! Whatever he bids me do, I shall do. You don't understand that. What can I do? What can I do, Sonya?" cried Natasha with a blissful yet timorous expression.

p. 698

Abies с.Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAgaricusAgnusAilantusAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAurum mur.AzaB. carbonicumBelladonnaBovistaCannabis s.CantharisCausticum

Chamomilla CicutaClematisСоffeaConiumCrocusCuprum m.DaphneGelsemiumGuajacumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicumKreosotum Lachesis Lycopodium Mercurius sol.

MezereumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. moschataOleanderPetroleumPlatinumRhododendronRhus t.RutaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStramoniumThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Zincum m.

"But think what you are doing," said Sonya. "I can't leave it like this. This secret correspondence… How could you

let him go so far?" she went on, with a horror and disgust she could hardly conceal.

"I told you that I have no will," replied Natasha. "Can't you understand: I love him!"

p. 698

Ac. nitricumActaea r.AluminaAurum mur. nat.C. carbonicumCapsicumChinaGelsemium Helleborus

HeparAmbra Anacardium Ant. crudumHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bichromicumLachesis

Mercurius sol.NajaArsenicum Aurum m. Aurum mur.

N. sulfuricum PlumbumPulsatilla

"Then I won't let it go on—I shall tell!" cried Sonya, bursting into tears.

"What do you mean? For God's sake… If you tell you are my enemy!" declared Natasha. "You want me to be miserable, you want us to be separated—"

p. 699

Aconitum Actaea r.AgaricusAluminaAnacardiumArnicaCactusC. carbonicumCarbo v.CausticumChininum s.ClematisColchicum

Cuprum m. Cyclamen Drosera ElapsFerrum m.GlonoinumGraphitesIodumLachesisLilium

MezereumN. vomicaPalladium

PhellandriumPhosphorus Plumbum Rhus t. Rumex Stramonium Sulfur Tabacum Tarentula h. Valeriana Veratrum a.

Vinca

When she saw Natasha's alarm Sonya shed tears of shame and pity for her friend.

"But what has happened between you?" she asked. "What has he said to you? Why doesn't he come to the house?"

Natasha did not answer her questions."For God's sake, Sonya, don't tell anyone, don't torture

me," entreated Natasha. "Remember, no one ought to interfere in such matters. I have confided in you—"

p. 699

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. salicylicum Actaea r.

Agnus Alumina Ambra Amylicum Anacardium Argentum m. Arsenicum Aurum m. Baptisia Belladonna Berberis Bromium CactusC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis s. Capsicum Causticum Chamomilla China Clematis Cocculus

CoffeaColchicumConiumCrocusCyclamenDigitalisFerrum m.GelsemiumGuajacumHeleborusHeloniasHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumК. bromatumK. carbonicumK. iodatumLacLachesisLachnanthesLiliumLycopodiumMercurius cor.

Mercurius sol.Millefolium NajaN. muriaticum N. moschata N. vomica Opium N. sulfuricum

PhytolaccaPlatinum

Plumbum Podophyllum Pulsatilla SenegaSepiaSiliceaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h. Thuja Valerianа Veratrum a. Veratrum v. Zincum m.

"But why this secrecy? Why doesn't he come to the house?" Sonya persisted. "Why doesn't he openly ask for your hand? You know Prince Andrei gave you complete freedom... if this is really so… but I don't believe it. Natasha, have you considered what these secret reasons might be?"

Natasha looked at Sonya in amazement. Apparently the question had not occurred to her before and she did not know how to answer it.

"I don't know what his reasons are. But there must be reasons!"

p. 699

Ac. phosphoricum AconitumCarduus

HeleborusIgnatiaOpium

SenegaThuja

Sonya sighed and shook her head mistrustfully."If there were reasons—" she began.But Natasha, divining her doubts, interrupted her in dis-

may."Sonya, one can't doubt him! One can't, one can't! Don't

you understand?" she cried."Does he love you?""Does he love me?" Natasha repeated with a smile of

pity at her friend's lack of comprehension. "You've read his letter, haven't you, and you've seen him!"

"But if he is not an honorable man?""He—not an honorable man? If you only knew!" said

Natasha."If he is an honorable man he should either declare his

intentions or give up seeing you. And if you won't tell him, I will: I'll write to him. I'll tell Papa!" declared Sonya resolutely.

"But I can't live without him!" cried Natasha.p. 699

Aconitum Aethusa

ChelidoniumColocynthis

Plumbum Sabadilla

Belladonna C. carbonicum

N. carbonicum Phosphorus

Spongia Zincum m.

"I don't want anyone, I don't love anyone but him. How dare you say he's dishonorable? Don't you know that I love him?" screamed Natasha.

p. 699

Ac. muriaticum AconitumAloeAlumina AmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnt. crudumArnicaAzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna BovistaC. carbonicum Cannabis i. Cannabis sCantharis Capsicum CausticumChamomilla Chelidonium China Cicuta

ClematisColchicumConiumCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisElapsGratiolaHamamelisHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumLachesisLaurocerasusM. muriaticumMercurius sol.

MezereumMoschusN. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhuis t.SabadillaSeleniumSepiaSpigeliaStannum StaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Viola o.Vipera

"Go away, Sonya, I don't want to quarrel with you, go away, for God's sake, go! You see how I'm suffering," cried Natasha angrily…

p.p. 699, 700

Ac. nitricum Convallaria Mercurius sol.

AconitumAethusa

AgaricusAnacardiumArnicaArsenicumBelladonna CamphoraCantharisCarbo s.Colchicum

ColchicumCuprum m. HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoLacLachesisLycopodium

Melilotus

MoschusN. muriaticum

OenanteOpiumPhosphorusPulsatillaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.

… in a voice of suppressed exasperation and despair.p. 700

Agaricus Arscnicum Aurum m. B. carbonicum

C. carbonicumCausticum Chininum a. Lachesis

N. vomica SepiaStannum

Vipera

Natasha went to the table and without a moment's reflec-tion wrote the answer to Princess Marya which she had been unable to write in the morning. In her letter she briefly inform-ed Princess Marya that all their misunderstandings were at an end; that she was availing herself of Prince Andrei's magnani-mity in giving her complete freedom when he went abroad, asked her to forget everything and forgive her if she had been to blame toward her, but that she could not be her brother's wife. All this seemed quite easy, simple, and clear to Natasha at that moment.

p. 700

Ac. phosphoricum Moschus

N. moschata Silicea

Thuja

On the day the Count was away Sonya and Natasha were invited to a big dinner party at the Kuragins' and Marya Dmit-

rievna took them there. At this party Natasha again met Ana-tol, and Sonya noticed that she said something to him, trying not to be overheard, and that all through dinner she was even more excited than before.

Absintum Aconitum Actaea r. AmbraAnacardium ApisArgentum n. Arsenicum Aurum m. AzaAzarumBelladonnaBorax Bovista C. iodatum Camphora Causticum

CedronChamomillaCinaCoffeaConiumFerrum m.GelsemiumHeloniasHyoscyamusIberisIgnatiaK. bromatumK. phosphoricumLacLachesisLilium

M. carbonicumN. carbonicumN. moschataN. vomicaPhosphorus

SecaleSepia SiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumSumbulusTarentula h.ValerianaZincum m.Zincum s.Zincum v.

When they got home Natasha was the first to begin the explanation Sonya was waiting for.

"There, Sonya, you were saying all sorts of silly things about him," Natasha began in the meek voice in which chil-dren speak when they want to be praised.

p. 700Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgnusAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAngusturaApis

ArsenicumAurun m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Bovista Caladium

C. carbonicum Cannabis i. Cantharis

Causticum

PulsatillaRhus t.RutaSepiaSiliceaStannumStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.

Arnica Chamomilla

Sonya refused to be won over by the affectionate tone Natasha took with her.

p. 701

Aconitum Arsenicum Cactus CausticumCuprum m.

Graphites Hyoscyamus Ignatia Ipecacuanha N. vomica

OpiumPulsatilla Stramonium Veratrum a.

The more tender and ingratiating the expression of Nata-sha's face, the more serious and stern became Sonya's.

p. 701

AconitumAluminaAnacardiumArtemisiaBelladonnaBryoniaCannabis i.ChamomillaCicutaCrocusCrotalusCurare

CyclamenHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKalmiaLachesisLycopodiumMoschusN. muriaticumPlatinum

RheumRumexSiliceaSpigelia Spongia Squilla Stramonium Sulfur Tarentula h. TeucriumVeratrum a. Zincum mur.

Natasha's face grew angry again.p. 701

AconitumAmbraArnicaArsenicum

BoraxC. carbonicumCausticumCocculus

Crocus Ignatia Pulsatilla Silicea

"Then I'll go to my ruin, I'll go to it, and the sooner the better! It's none of your business. It won't be you who'll suffer, but I!

p. 701

Ac. carbolicumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumActaea s.AesculusAethusaAmygdalaeAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArumBelladonnaBovistaCaladium

C. sulfuricum CedronChamomillaCicutaCinaCoffeaColchicumConiumCuprum s.CyclamenDigitalisGelsemiumGlonoinumHelleborusHyoscyamusIpecacuanhaK. bromatumLachesis

LaurocerasusLycopodiumMercurius sol.MoschusN. muriaticumN. moschataOenanteOleanderOpiumParisPetroleumPlumbumSabadillaSecaleStramoniumSulfurTabacumZincum m.

"Leave me alone, leave me alone! I hate you!" "Natasha!" gasped Sonya. "I hate you, hate you! You're my enemy forever!"p. 701

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum Ailantus AluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAmygdalae

Chininum s. CicutaCinaClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConium Copaiva

N. moschataLiliumLithiumLobeliaLycopodiumM. muriaticumM. phosphoricumM. sulfuricumManganumMelilotus

AnantherumAngusturaAnt. crudum Ant. tartaricum ApisArgentum m. Argentum n. ArnicaArsenicum Arscnicum i. Asterias Aurum m. Aurum mur. Aurum mur. nat.B. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis Borax Bryonia Bufo CactusC. arsenicosum C. carbonicum C. phosphoricum C. sulfuricum Camphora Cannabis i. Cannabis s. Cantharis Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo s.Carbo v.Carduus Castoreum Causticum Cedron Chamomilla Chelidonium Chenopodium

CrocusCrotalusCuprum m.CurareCyclamenDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraEupatorium pur.Ferrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.GelsemiumGentiana i.GlonoinumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumLacLachesisLachnanthesLactusaLaurocerasusLedumN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricum

MenyanthesMercurius i.Mercurius sol.MezereumMoschusNajaN. vomicaOpiumPalladiumPetroleumPhellandriumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.RheumRhus t.RutaSabinaSarsaparillaSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaSquillaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumStrychninumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.ThujaTiliaUstilagoVeratrum a.Viola o.Viola t.

ChinaChininum a.

N. sulfuricum Zincum m.

Natasha did not speak to Sonya again and avoided her. She wandered about the house with the same expression of agitated wonder and guilt…

p. 701

AesculusAgaricusAloeAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumApisArsenicumAsclepiasAurum m.AzaBromiumCadmium s.C. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCamphora

CapsicumChelidoniumChinaConiumCrotonCyclamenGraphitesGuajacumHamamelisIodumIpecacuanhaK. bromatumK. carbonicumLacLachesisLilium

MancinellaMephitisN. vomicaPalladiumPetroleumPlumbumPulsatillaRumexSepiaSpigeliaSulfurTaraxacumTheridionThujaVerbascumZincum m.

… taking up now one occupation, now another, and instantly abandoning them.

p. 701

AconitumActaea s.AgaricusAluminaAnacardiumArgentum n.Aurum m.BelladonnaBryonia

ChamomillaChelidoniumColocynthisCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.CypripediumDulcamaraElaps

LachesisLedumLycopodiumMezereumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorus

BufoCaladiumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCapsicumCarbo v.CarduusCausticum

GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanha

PlatinumStaphisagriaSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVincaZincum m.

Sonya began watching her friend more closely and noticed that at dinner and all evening Natasha was in a strange, unnatural state.

p. 701

AbsintumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAesculusAgaricusAilantusAletrisAluminaAmbraAmygdalaeAmylicumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArtemisiaAurum mur.B. carbonicumB. muriaticum Belladonna

Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumChinaChininum s.CicutaClematisCobaltumColchicumConiumCopaivaCornus c.CrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisGelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesGuajacumHamamelisHelleborusHeloniasHeparHyoscyamus

Mercurius sol.MezereumN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhododendronRhus t.SanguinariaSarsaparillaSecaleSeleniumSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigelia

Bismuthum Bovista Bryonia BufoC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum C. sulfuricum Camphora Cannabis s. Carbo a. Carbo s.

K. bromatumK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. sulfuricumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. muriaticumMelilotusMercurius cor.

SpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.Veratrum v.Zincum m.

… making irrelevant replies to questions…p. 701

Ac. phosphoricumActaea r.AgaricusAnacardiumArsenicumAtropinumCamphora

CicutaCoffea Helleborus Hyoscyamus K. bromatum Mercurius v. Phosphorus

Sabadilla SepiaStramonium Sulfur Veratrum a. Veratrum v. Zincum s.

… beginning sentences she did not finish, and laughing at everything.

p. 701

Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum Aranea

B. carbonicum Bryonia ConiumGelsemium

N. moschata Rhus t. Stannum Viburnum

"She's going to run away with him!" thought Sonya, "She is capable of anything. There was something specially piteous and determined in her face today.

p. 701

AconitumAluminaAmm. muriaticumArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Borax BryoniaC. carbonicum C. sulfuricumCarbo v.

CausticumChinaConiumCuprum m.GelsemiumGraphitesIgnatiaK. arsenicosumK. carbonicumLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. arsenicosumN. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaPetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpongiaStramoniumSulfur

"And she cried when she said good-bye to Papa," Sonya recalled. "Yes, that's it."

p. 701

AconitumApisArnicaBelladonnaCamphoraCinaGraphites

K. arsenicosum K. bromatum K. carbonicum Kreosotum Lycopodium N. muriaticum Phosphorus

Pulsatilla Staphisagria Sulfur Tarentula h. Viola o. Zincum m.

Marya Dmitrievna had found Sonya weeping in the corridor and forced her to confess everything. She intercepted Natasha's note, read it, and went to Natasha's room with it in her hand.

"You brazen, shameless girl!" she said. "I won't hear a word!"

She pushed back Natasha, who was looking at her with astonished, tearless eyes, locked her in…

p.p. 709, 710

Ac. nitricumAgaricus

ChinaCocculus

OpiumPalladium

AnacardiumArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.BryoniaBufoC. carbonicumCantharis

CoffeaCrocusCuprum m.GraphitesHelleborusLachesisN. muriaticum

Phosphorus Pulsatilla SepiaStramonium Sulfur Tarentula h. Veratrum a.

Natasha did not change her position, but her whole body heaved with convulsive, inaudible sobs, which choked her.

p. 710

AbrotanumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. nitricumAc. sulfuricumActaea r.AgaricusAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.BaptisiaB. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis Bismuthum BoraxC. carbonicum Capsicum Causticum ChinaCicuta

CinaClematisCocculusCoffeaConiumCrocusCuprum m.DigitalisFormicaGelsemiumHeparHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumLachesisLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. phosphoricumManganumMercurius sol.Moschus

N. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRathaniaRhus t.SabadillaSarsaparillaSecaleSepiaSiliceaStannumSumbulusStrontiumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TheridionValerianaVerbascum ViperaZincum v.

Both Marya Dmitrievna and Sonya were shocked when they saw Natasha's face. Her eyes were dry and glittering, her lips compressed, her checks sunken.

p. 710

Ac. phosphoricumAethusaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumBelladonnaCamphoraCannabis i.CantharisCarbo v.

ChamomillaChinaColchicumCrotalusCuprum m.DroseraFerrum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisMephitisLycopodium

ManganumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumRhus t.SecaleSepiaStannumStaphisagriaVeratum a.

"Let me be... what do I... I shall… die," she muttered…p. 710

Ac. nitricumAc. sulfuricumApisArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaCapsicumCarbo v.CausticumChinaGlonoinumHydrastisKreosotum

LacLachesisLiliumLycopodiumMercurius sol.MezereumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinum

PlumbumRathaniaRhus t.RobiniaSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurThujaUvaVeratrum a.

… wrenching herself free from Marya Dmitrievna's grasp and falling back into her former position.

p. 710

Ac. muriaticumAgaricus

AnacardiumAurum m. C. carbonicum

LacLachesisLedumN. muriaticum

PhosphorusRhus t.StannumSulfur

Again Natasha's body shook with sobs.p. 711

AgaricusAluminaArgentum n.AzaBelladonnaBufoC. carbonicumCamphoraCantharisCausticumChamomillaChininum s.

CicutaCinaCocculusConiumCuprum m.HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaM. phosphoricumMygale

N. vomicaPlumbumRheum Ruta Secale Squilla Stannum Stramonium Tarentula h. Veratrum a. Zincum m.

"Oh, leave me alone! Why did you have to spoil every-thing?" shouted Natasha, raising herself on the sofa and look-ing vindictively at Marya Dmitrievna.

p. 711Ac. fluoricumAconitumAloeAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumArnicaAurum m.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum Cicuta

CrotalusCuprum m.Ferrum m.GraphitesHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bichromicumK. carbonicumLedum

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSeleniumSepiaStannumStaphisagriaTabacum

Conium Lycopodium

"He's better than any of you!" screamed Natasha, sittingup. "If you hadn't interfered—Oh, my God, what is this, what is it? Sonya, why did you—Go away! "

And she sobbed with the desperation of those who be-wail a misfortune they feel they have brought on themselves.

p. 711

Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. nitricumAconitumAgaricusAgnusAllium c.AloeAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.AsteriasAurum m.BadiagaBelladonnaBovistaBromiumBryoniaC. carbonicumC. sulfuricumCannabis i.CantharisCarbo a.Carbo s.Carbo v.

CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumChinaChininum a.ClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumCrotonCuprum m.CurareDigitalisEupatorium per.GambogiaGraphitesHelleborusHeloniasHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumLachesisLilium

LithiumLycopodiumMercurius sol.MezereumNajaN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaOriganumPetroleumPlatinumPlumbumPodophyllumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSepiaSiliceaStannumStramoniumSulfurSumbulusTheridionThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Verbascum

Marya Dmitrievna went on admonishing her for some time, impressing on her that it must all be kept from her father, and assuring her that nobody would know anything about it if only Natasha herself would try to forget it and not let it be seen that anything had happened. Natasha made no reply. She was no longer sobbing, but had commenced to shiver with cold.

p. 711

AbsintumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. nitricumAconitumActaea r.AgaricusAloeAmm. muriaticumArnicaArsenicumAzarumBelladonnaBlattaBoraxBromiumBryoniaCapsicumCausticumChamomillaClematisCuprum s.

CyclamenDigitalisDioscoreaDroseraElapsEupatorium per.EuphorbiumGinsengGlonoinumGraphitesHypericumIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumK. nitricumKalmiaLachesisM. sulfuricumMercurius i.Mercurius sol.N. vomica

OpiumOsmiunPhysostigmaPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPodophyllumRanunculus s.RaphanusRheumRutaSambucusSiliceaStannumStramoniumTabacumTarentula h.ThujaViperaZincum m.Zincum s.

But Natasha was not sleeping. Her fixed, wide-open eyes stared straight before her...

p. 711

Ac. hydrocyanicum Crotalus N. muriaticum

Ant. tartaricumApisArsenicumBaptisiaBelladonnaBryoniaCapsicumCarbo a.

Cuprum m.DigitalisGelsemium

HyoscyamusIpecacuanhaKreosotumLachesisLycopodium

OpiumPhosphorusPlumbumRhus t.StramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

She did not sleep all night, nor did she weep or say a word to Sonya, who got up and went to her several times.

p.p. 711, 712

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAilantusAnacardiumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum n.ArsenicumArtemisiaAtropinumAurum m.BaptisiaBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicumCantharisCapsicumCarbo v.Cascarilla

ClematisConiumCrocusCuprum ars.CyclamenEuphorbiumEuphrasiaFerrum m.Ferrum ph.GraphitesGratiolaHeparIgnatiaIrisK. carbonicumK. iodatumLactusaMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.MoschusN. moschata

N. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhysostigmaPlatinumRauwolfiaRutaSabadillaSenegaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumTabacumTarentula cur.UrticaVeratrum v.VerbascumViperaZincum ph.

With parched, compressed lips and dry staring eyes...p. 712

Ac. hydrocyanicum Ac. phosphoricum Amm. carbonicum

BelladonnaOpium

PhosphorusSepia

… she sat in the window, nervously watching the people who drove past in the street, and hurriedly glancing round at anyone who entered the room. She was obviously expecting news of him, expecting that he would either come to her himself or write to her.

p. 712

Absintum Ac. fluoricum Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum Arsenicum Arsenicum i. AsteriasAurum m.AzarumBismuthumBoraxCactusC. iodatumC. phosphoricumCannabis s.Cantharis

ChamomillaCoffeaCrocusDroseraFormica HeloniasHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bromatumK. iodatum K. sulfuricumLachesisLilium Lycopus

Manganum Mercurius sol. N. vomicaOriganum Ornitogallum Phosphorus PhysostigmaSambucus Sanguinaria Stramonium Sulfur Sulfur i. Tarentula h. TheridionValeriana

When the Count went in to see her she anxiously turned at the sound of a man's footstep, and then her face resumed its former cold, almost malevolent expression. She did not even get up to greet him.

p. 712

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAethusa

ChamomillaChinaChininum a.Cina

ManganumMercurius sol.MurexN. carbonicum

AgaricusAilantusAloeAluminaAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnt. crudumApisArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAsclepiasAurum m.AzaAzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna BoraxBovista Bryonia BufoC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Cantharis Capsicum Carbo s. Carbo v. Caulophyllum Causticum

ClematisCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.CyclamenDulcamaraFerrum m.GelsemiumGraphitesHeloniasHeparHydrastisIndigoIodumIpecacuanhaK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. sulfuricumLacLachesisLedumLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPalladiumPetroleumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.RutaSabinaSambucusSarsaparillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumStrychninumSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.Veratrum v.Zincum c.

When he opened the ballroom door Pierre caught sight of Natasha sitting at the window looking pale, thin, and sullen. She glanced up, frowned, and with an expression of cold dignity, left the room.

p. 714

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum

ColchicumColocynthisConium

N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomica

AgnusAmm. muriaticumAngusturaArgentum m.ArnicaArsenicumBaptisiaB. carbonicumBovistaBryoniaCaladiumCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo a.CausticumChinaCinaClematisCoffea

CrocusDigitalisFerrum m.GraphitesHamamelisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. nitricumLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. carbonicumManganumMenyanthesMercurius sol.MezereumMoschus

OpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRheumRhododendronRhus t.RutaSabadillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStramoniumSulfurThujaValerianaViola o.

He could not reconcile the charming impression he had of Natasha, whom he had known from a child, with this conception of her baseness...

p. 714

Ac. nitricumAluminaAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumBelladonnaBryoniaCantharisChamomillaChina

CocculusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaKreosotumLachesisLycopodiumM. muriaticumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomica

PetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRutaSambucusSepia SiliceaSulfur Tarentula h.Thuja

… folly... p. 714

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAesculusAluminaAnt. tartaricumApisArsenicumAurum m.CactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricum

CamphoraColchicumCrotalusCyclamenEupatorium per.Ferrum m.HamamelisHeparHyoscyamusHypericumIris

K. carbonicumLachesisLycopodiumMelilotusOpiumPhosphorusPteleaStramoniumSulfurUrticaVeratrum a.

… and crueltyp. 714

AbrotanumAbsintumAc. nitricumAnacardiumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumBelladonnaBryoniaCapsicum

CausticumCrocusHamamelisLedumLycopodiumMoschusN. vomicaPetroleumAloe

PlatinumRhus t.SiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.

He did not know that Natasha's soul was deluged with despair, shame, and humiliation, and that it was not her fault that her face happened to express calm dignity and severity.

p. 714

AbrotanumAesculusAgnus AluminaAmm. carbonicum

Ferrum m.GelsemiumGlonoinumGuajacumHamamelis

MygaleMyricaN. arsenicosumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricum

AnacardiumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.AzarumC. carbonicumCarbo v.CausticumChelidoniumChininum a.CicutaCoffeaConiumCrocusCuprum m.DigitalisDioscoreaDulcamaraElaps

HeloniasHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bromatumK. iodatumK. phosphoricumLacLachnanthesLiliumLobeliaLycopodiumM. carbonicumManganumMercurius cor.Mercurius i.Mercurius sol.Mezereum

N. sulfuricumN. vomicaPetroleumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPolygonumPteleaPulsatillaRhus t.RobiniaSarsaparillaSiliceaTabacumTheridionUraniumUstilagoVeratrum v.Zincum m.

Natasha, pale and unbending, was sitting beside Marya Dmitrievna…

p. 716

Ac. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAethusaAluminaAmm. carbonicumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumAzarumBelladonnaBorax

ChinaCicutaCinaCocculusCoffeaConiumCuprum m.DigitalisGlonoinumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatia

LycopodiumMancinellaMercurius sol.MoschusN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderRhus t.RutaSenegaSepiaSpigeliaSpongia

BryoniaCamphoraCantharisChamomilla

IodumK. carbonicumKalmiaLaurocerasus

StramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

… and the moment Pierre appeared in the door, her feverishly glittering eyes turned to him with a questioning look.

p. 716

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAethusaAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumBryoniaC. carbonicumCamphoraCantharisCarbo a.Caibo v.CausticumChamomillaChinaCicutaCinaClematisCocculus

ColocynthisConiumCuprum m.DigitalisDulcamaraFerrum m.GraphitesHelleborusHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomica

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPodophyllumPulsatillaRhus t.SabinaSambucusSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaSulfurTabacumVeratrum a.ViperaZincum m.

Natasha looked from one to another as a hunted and wounded animal watches the approaching dogs and sportsmen.

p. 716

Aconitum Aethusa

CoffeaCrotalus

LobeliaMezereum

AluminaAmbraApisArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumBelladonnaCarbo v.

Cuprum ars.Cuprum m.GelsemiumHelleborusHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaJatropha

PlantagoPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSarsaparillaSecaleStramoniumZincum m.

Pierre went to Marya Dmitrievna's to tell her of the fulfill-ment of her wish that Kuragin should be banished from Moscow. The whole household was in a state of alarm and commotion. Natasha was very ill, as Marya Dmitrievna told him in con-fidence, having poisoned herself the night she learned that Anatol was married, with some arsenic she had procured by stealth.

p.p. 719, 720

Actaea r.AluminaArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum

Capsicum ChinaHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaLacLachesisMercurius sol.Naja

N. sulfuricumN. vomicaOpiumPlatinumPlumbumSepiaStramoniumVeratrum a.

After swallowing a little of it she had become so frightened that she woke Sonya and told her what she had done. The neces-sary antidotes had been administered in time and she was now out of danger…

p. 720

Aconitum ArsenicumAzaCapsicum

Crocus Cuprum m.Digitalis Ferrum m.

Lycopodium Phosphorus PlatinumRhus

Causticum

… though still so weak that there could be no question of moving her to the country, and the Countess had been sent for.

p. 720

Ac. aceticumAc. benzoicum

Ac. carbolicumAc. fluoricumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. muriaticumAcidum nitricumAcidum phosphoricumAcidum picricumAconitum AgnusAletrisAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmylicumAnacardiumAnagallisAngusturaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.Aurum mur.AvenaBaptisiaB. carbonicum B. iodatum Borax

ChamomillaChelidoniumChimaphila m.ChinaChininum s.CicutaCinaClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumConvallariaCrotalusCrotonCuprum ars.CurareCyclamenDaphneDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraEchinaceaFerrum i.Ferrum m.FormicaGambogiaGelsemiumGraphitesHamamelisHelleborusHeparHydrastis

LaurocerasusLycopodiumM. phosphoricumMercurius cor.Mercurius c.Mercurius sol.MyricaN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPhosphorusPhysostigmaPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.RobiniaRumexJaborandiSanguinariaSaniculaSecaleSeleniumSenega SepiaSilicea

Bothrops Bromium Bryonia CactusC. carbonicum C. iodatum Camphora CantharisCarbo a.Carbo s. Carbo v.CaulophyllumCausticumCedron

HydrocotyleHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKalmiaLacLachesis

Spongia Squilla StannumStaphisagriaStictaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.Theridion Veratrum a. Verbascum Zincum m.

Natasha was standing in the middle of the drawing room, emaciated, and with a pale, set face (though not in the least shamefaced as Pierre had expected to find her).

He thought she would give him her hand as usual, but going up to him she stopped, breathing heavily, her arms hanging lifelessly at her sides in exactly the same pose in which she used to stand in the middle of the ballroom to sing, but with an utterly different expression on her face.

p. 724

Aconitum Agaricus Amm. muriaticumArgentum m. Argentum n. ArsenicumB. carbonicum Bromium BryoniaC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis s. Carbo v. Chamomilla

ColchicumConiumCuprum m.DigitalisEuphrasiaFerrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.GuajacumHeloniasIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanha

N. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSabadillaSabinaSanguinariaSecaleSenegaStannumStaphisagriaStramonium

Chelidonium China Cicuta Cocculus Coffea

LaurocerasusLycopodiumMercurius sol.MoschusN. carbonicum

TeucriumThujaVeratrum a.Zincum m.

Pierre gave a sniff, unable to speak as he looked at her. Till then he had reproached her in his heart and tried to despise her, but now he felt so sorry for her that there was no longer room for reproach.

"He is here now... tell him to for-forgive me." She paused and her breath came still faster, but she shed no

tears.p. 724

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAluminaAmm. carbonicumArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaCactusC. phosphoricumCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChelidonium

CinaCocculusCoffeaConiumCyclamenDigitalisFerrum m.Graphites

HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumMancinellaMercurius sol. N. carbonicum

N. muriaticum N. vomica Phosphorus Pulsatilla Rheum Ruta SabadillaSecale Selenium Silicea Stramonium Strontium Veratrum a. Zincum ph.

"Oh, I know all is over between us," she hastened to say. "No, that can never be. But I am tormented by the wrong I have done him. Tell him only that I beg him to forgive me, to forgive... to forgive me for everything..."

Her whole body was trembling, and she sat down on a chair.

p. 724

Arsenicum Cuprum m. Pulsatilla

Aurum m.BelladonnaChelidoniumCocculusCoffea

DigitalisHyoscyamusIgnatiaN. vomicaPlatinum

Silicea Stramonium Veratrum a.Zincum s.

"Don't speak to me like that. I am not worthy of it!" cried Natasha, and she would have left the room, but Pierre held her hand.

p. 725

Aconitum ArsenicumBelladonna C. arsenicosum C. carbonicum Cannabis i. Causticum Chamomilla Coffea

Cuprum m.DigitalisGelsemiumGraphitesHeparHydrocotyleHyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodium

M. muriaticumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumSiliceaStramoniumVeratrum a.ViperaZincum v.

"Hush, hush! Yon have your whole life before you," he said to her.

"I? No! For me all is over," she replied in shame and self-abasement.

P. 725

AbrotanumAbsintumAc. aceticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumActaea r.AesculusAgnusAmm. muriaticumAnacardium

CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumChenopodiumChinaChininum a.Chininum s.CicutaClematisCocculusColchicum

LiliumLycopodiumMelilotusMercurius i.MezereumN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschata

Ant. tartaricumApisArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArundoAsclepiasAurum m.BadiagaBaptisiaB. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis Bismuthum BovistaC. arsenicosum C. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Camphora Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo v.

ConiumCrotalus CyclamenCypripediumEucalyptusFerrum i.Ferrum m.GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeloniasHyoscyamusIberisIgnatiaIrisK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLachesisLaurocerasus

OnosmodiumOpiumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPteleaPulsatillaSecaleSeleniumSpigeliaSiliceaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStillingiaStramoniumThujaVeratrum a.VerbascumViola t.Zincum ph.

"All over?" he repeated. "If I were not myself, but were the handsomest, cleverest, best man in the world, and were free, I would be on my knees this minute asking for your hand and for your love."

For the first time in many days Natasha wept tears of grat-itude and tender emotion, and with one glance at Pierre, she went out of the room.

p. 725

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricumAconitum AethusaAgaricusAluminaAmbra

ChinaChenopodium Cina Cocculus CoccusCoffea Conium

MezereumMoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOnosmodium

Amm. carbonicumAnacardium Angustura

Ant. crudum ApisArnica Aurum m. AzaB. carbonicum Belladonna BovistaC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Cantharis Capsicum Chamomilla

Crocus CyclamenFerrum m.FormicaGelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumLachesisLedumLycopodiumM. muriaticum

PetroleumPlatinumPlumbumRheumRutaSarsaparillaSepiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumTaraxacumThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum m.

Book III1812 year

Natasha's illness was so serious that, fortunately for her and for her parents, all thought of what had caused it—her conduct and the breaking off of her engagement—faded into the background. It was impossible for them to consider how far she

was to blame for what had happened while she was so ill.... coughing, and, as the doctors gave them to understand,

was in danger.p. 789

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumActaea r.AgaricusAluminaAnt. crudumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicum i.Aururn m.AzarumB. carbonicumB. iodatum BromiumC. arsenicosum C. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Camphora Carboa. Garbo s. Carbo v. Caulophyllum Causicum

ChelidoniumCinnabarisCistusCocculusColchicumCrotalusDulcamaraFerrum ars.Ferrum m.GraphitesGuajacumHeloniasHeparK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumM. carbonicumManganumMercurius d.

MezereumMoschusNajaN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. moschataN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumRanunculus b.RhododendronRhus t.RutaSabadillaSenecioSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaStrontiumSumbulusTarentula h.Theridion

They could think of nothing but how to make her well again. ... that she could not eat...

p. 789

Ac. picricumAluminaArgentum n.Aururn m.B. iodatum

CinaColocynthis Conium Cyclamen Digitalis

N. carbonicumHydrastisLachesisLycopodiumMurex

Cactus Causicum

Ferrum m. Sabadilla

... or sleep...p. 789

Ac. fluoricumAc. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAethusaAgaricusAloeAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisApocynumArnicaArsenicumAzaBaptisiaB. carbonicum B. muriaticum Belladonna Berberis Bovista Bromium BryoniaC. carbonicum C. phosphoricumCamphora Cannabis i. Cantharis Carbo s.

CausticumChamomilla Chelidonium ChinaChininum a. Clematis Cocculus Colchicum Colocynthis Conium Crotalus Cyclamen Eupatorium per. Euphorbium Ferrum m. Ferrum ph. Gambogia Gelsemium Glonoinum Graphites Gratiola Helleborus Helonias HeparHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIndigoK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. nitricum

LachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumM. sulfuricumMancinellaMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.MoschusN. carbonicumN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumParisPhellandriumPhosphorusPlumbum PodophyllumPulsatilla Rhododendron Rhus t. SembucusSecaleSeleniumSenecioSepiaSilicea Staphisagria Stramonium ThujaVeratrum a.

Carbo v. Kreosotum Zincum v.

... was growing visibly thin...p. 789

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAconitumAgaricusAluminaAngusturaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.ArsenicumAzaB. carbonicum Belladonna Borax Bovista BryoniaC. arsenicosum C. carbonicum Camphora Carbo v. Causticum ChamomillaChelidonium

ChinaCicutaCinaCoffeaConiumCrocusCuprum m.EuphrasiaFerrum m.GraphitesHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumLedumLycopodium M. carbonicumM. muriaticumManganumMercurius d.Mezereum

MoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStannumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Zincum s.

Doctors came to see her singly and in consultation, talked a great deal in French, German, and Latin, criticized one another, prescribed the most diverse remedies applicable to every disease known to them, but the very simple idea never occurred to any of them that they could not know what Natasha was suttering from, as no illness afflicting any living person can ever be known, for each living being has his own peculiarities, and whatever his ailment, it is always peculiar to himself, a new, complex malady unknown to medicine—not a disease of the lungs, liver, skin,

heart, nerves, and so on, as described in medical books, but a disease consisting of one of the innumerable combinations of the disorders of these organs.

p.p. 789, 790

Ac. benzoicum Ac. fluoricum Ac. hydrocyanicum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum AconitumAethusa AgnusAloe AluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAm. crudumAnt. tartaricumApisAraneaArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.BaptisiaB. carbonicumB. muriaticum Bismuthum Bromium Bryonia CactusC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum Camphora

Causticum Chamomilla Chelidonium Chimaphila u. ChinaChininum s. CicutaCinaClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumCrotalusCrotonCuprum ars.Cuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisDroseraDulcamaraFerrum i.Ferrum m.FormicaGelsemiumGraphitesHamamelisHelleborusHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumK. phosphoricum

LycopodiumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderPetroleumPhosphorusPhysostigmaPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.RaphanusRhus t.Rumex SabadillaSanguinariaSaniculaSarsaparillaSecaleSeleniumSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaSquillaStannumStaphisagriaStictaStramonium

Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo v. Caulophyllum

KalmiaLacLachesisLaurocerasus

TabacumVeratrum a.Zincum ph.

Even Natasha herself, though she declared that no medi-cine could do her any good and that it was all nonsense, was pleased to see so many sacrifices being made for her, and to know that she had to take the medicines at specified hours.

p. 791

AconitumAgaricus Anacardium Argentum n. Arsenicum B. carbonicumBelladonna

BufoCicutaCrocusHyoscyamusIgnatiaN. moschata

N. vomicaOpiumPixPulsatillaSenegaStramonium

And it was even pleasant to be able to show, by dis-regarding the orders, that she did not believe in medical treatment and did not value her life.

p. 791

Ac. phosphoricum Aloe

Lycopodium Sepia

The doctor came every day, took her pulse, looked at her tongue, and, disregarding her dejected face, joked with her.

p. 791

M. carbonicum Zincum m.

The symptoms of Natasha's illness were sleeplessness... p. 79l

Ac. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumActaea r.AgnusAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnagallisAnt. crudumApisArsenicumAsclepiasAurum m.BaptisiaB. carbonicumBelladonnaBerberisBismuthumBoraxBryoniaCaladiumC. carbonicumCamphoraCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo v.CastoreumChamomillaChinaChininum a.ClematisCobaltumCoffea

ColocynthisCorralliumCuprum m.CurareCyclamenDulcamaraEuphrasiaFerrum ars.GelsemiumGraphitesGratiolaGuajacumHypericumIgnatiaIndigoIpecacuanhaK. bichromicumK. carbonicumLedum LycopodiumLycopus M. carbonicum M. muriaticum M. sulfuricum Manganum Mephitis Mercurius sol. Mezereum Millefolium Moschus N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. nitricum N. sulfuricum N. moschata

N. vomicaOpium PareiraPetroleum PhellandriumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPrunusPulsatillaRanunculus b.Ranunculus s.RheumRhododendronRhus t.SambucusSenegaSepiaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaTabacumTaraxacumTerebinthinaeTeucriumTheridionThujaValerianaVeratrum a.VerbascumViola t.ViscumZincum m.Zincum ph.

... and continual depression.p. 791

AluminaAngusturaArgentum n.ArnicaBelladonnaBovistaC. carbonicumCantharisChamomilla

Chelidonium Hyoscyamus K. bichromicum K. carbonicum Laurocerasus M. muriaticum Mercurius sol. Myrica Phellandrium

PlatinumPulsatillaRaphanusRathaniaSecaleSenegaStramoniumSumbulusTarentula h.

... and in spite of being deprived of the country life to which she was accustomed, youth prevailed: Natasha's grief began to be submerged under the impressions of daily life and ceased to weigh so heavily on her heart; it gradually faded into the past...

p. 792

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumAluminaAmm. muriaticumArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBryoniaChamomilla

ChinaCocculusColocynthisGelsemiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodiumN. carbonicum

N. muriaticum N. vomica Phosphorus Platinum Pulsatilla Staphisagria Veratrum a.Zincum m.

... and she began to recover physically.p. 792

Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. nitricumAethusaAilantusAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticum

Carbo v.CausticumCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisDulcamaraGelsemium

M. carbonicumManganumMercurius c.NajaN. vomicaPetroleumPhosphorus

Ant. crudumAnt. tartaricumApocynumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumBaptisiaBelladonnaBryoniaCannabis s.

GlonoinumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHepaticaJatrophaK. bromatumK. carbonicumKalmiaLithium

Rhus t.SabadillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaTabacumThujaVeratrum v.ViperaZincum ph.

Natasha was calmer but no happier.p. 792

Ac. salicylicum Belladonna Bryonia

Cannabis i.Cuprum s. Dioscorea

Euphorbium Gelsemium

She not only shunned all external forms of pleasure—balls, outings, concerts, theaters...

p. 792

Ac. sulfuricumAgaricusBelladonnaBryoniaCausticumChamomillaChelidoniumCicuta

CocculusCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisGlonoinumHyoscyamusLachesisMezereum

Naphtalinum Oenante Opium Stramonium Veratrum a.Zincum m. Zincum ph.

... —but never laughed without a note of tears in her voice...

p. 792

IgnatiaN. muriaticum

Phosphorus Stramonium

She could not sing. As soon as she began to laugh or tried to sing when by herself, tears choked her...

p. 792

Aurum m.BelladonnaCannabis i.CapsicumCoffea

CrocusHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. phosphoricumMoschus

PhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumStramoniumSumbulus

... tears of remorse, tears of regret at the recollection of those irretrievable days of innocence, tears of vexation that she should so wantonly have ruined her young life, which might have been so happy.

p. 792

Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. lacticumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAgaricusAgnusAloeAluminaAmbraAnacardiumAngustura Ant. crudum Ant. tartaricum ApisArgentum m. Arnica Arsenicum Arsenicum i. Aurum m.

Chamomilla ChinaChininum a. Chininum s. CocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCuprum m.DigitalisDroseraGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaIrisK. bichromicum

N. arscnicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPodophyllumPulsatillaRanunculus b. Rhus t. Sabina Secale Sepia Silicea Spigelia

B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaCaladium C. carbonicumCamphora Cantharis Carbo a. Carbo s. Carbo v.Causticum

K. carbonicumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumK. sulfuricumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. muriaticumManganumMenthaMercurius sol.

Stannum Stramonium Tabacum Tarentula h. Theridion Thuja Valeriana Veratrum a. Verbascum Zincum v.

Laughter and song in particular seemed to her to be a pro-fanation of her sorrow. As to coquetry, there was no need for restraint—such a thing never entered her head. She said, and felt at the time, that men were no more to her than Nastasya Ivanovna, the buffoon.

p. 792

Ac. benzoicumAc. nitricumAmbraAmm. carbonicumArgentum n.ChamomillaChinaCocculus

ConiumCopaivaFormicaGlonoinumHeparKreosotumLycopodium

MenyanthesMezereumN. muriaticumPlatinum Rhus t. Sepia Sulfur

Some inner sentinel stood guard, strictly prohibiting any joy.

p. 792

Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. picricum AgaricusAgnus Anacardium

Carbo v.ChinaCistusCocculusGraphitesHydrastis

N. muriaticum N. vomica Oleander Phytolacca Plumbum Secale

Argentum n. Aurum m.C. phosphoricum Capsicum Carbo a.

K. bichromicumK. bromatumK. phosphoricumManganum N. carbonicum

Selenium Sepia Silicea Stannum

And, indeed, she had lost all the old interests of her carefree girlhood, which had been so full of hope.

p. 792

Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. phosphoricumActaea i.AloeAluminaAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.AvenaAzarumBelladonnaCactusThujaValeriana

C. carbonicumCapsicumCocculusConiumFerrum m.GuajacumHeloniasHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. bromatumK. phosphoricumLycopodiumMercurius sol.MezereumVeratrum a.

Viola t.MillefoliumMoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPlumbumPodophyllumPulsatillaSepiaStannumStaphisagriaSumbulusTarentula h.TerebinthinaeZingiber

Her most frequent and most painful memories were of the autumn months, the hunting, "Uncle," and the Christmas holidays spent with Nikolai at Otradnoe.

p. 792

Ac. fluoricum Aconitum Ailantus Aurum m.

Cannabis i.CoffeaConiumCyclamen

N. vomicaParisSecaleSenecio

B. carbonicum Belladonna

K. phosphoricum Stillingia

What would she not have given to bring back even a single day of that time!

p. 792

AconitumArtemisiaCamphoraCannabis i.ChamomillaCicuta

GelsemiumGraphitesHyoscyamusLachesisMercurius sol.

MoschusN. moschata Opium Sabadilla Stramonium

But now it was gone forever.p. 792

Amm. carbonicumArsenicumBelladonnaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCamphoraCapsicumColchicum

Cuprum m.HydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicumLachnanthesMercurius sol.Naja

N. muriaticumOpiumPhosphorusSecaleSiliceaStaphisagriaTabacum

Her presentiment had not deceived her: she had felt that that state of freedom and receptivity to every joy would not return again.

p. 792

Ac. nitricum Arsenicum C. carbonicum Gelsemium

GraphitesIgnatiaLycopodiumPhosphorus

PlumbumPulsatillaSilicea

But one had to go on living.p. 792

Agaricus Alumina Amm. muriaticumAnt. tartaricumAzarumB. carbonicumBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaCactus CaladiumC. phosphoricumCannabis s.CantharisCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo v.Cascarilla

ChelidoniumChinaConiumCrocusCyclamenDigitalisFerrum in.GelsemiumGraphitesGratiolaHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoK. muriaticumK. sulfuricumLachesis

LapisM. carbonicumOpiumPhellandriumPhysostigmaRutaSabinaSarsaparillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaStrontiumSulfur i.ThujaVerbascumZincum m.Zincum ph.

It comforted her to think that she was not better, as she had once fancied, but worse, far worse, than anyone else in the world.

p. 793

AluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumApisArnicaArsenicumBismuthumCannabis s.ChelidoniumChininum a.

CoffeaColchicumGraphitesHeparIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumM. carboricumMercurius sol.

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumPalladiumPetroleumPulsatillaSarsaparillaSepiaSpongiaStannumStaphisagria

Cocculus Mezereum

But this was not enough. She knew that, and asked herself: "What now?" But there was nothing...

p. 793

AconitumAesculusAgnusAmbraAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum Camphora Cantharis Carbo a. Carbo v.CausticumChamomilla

ChinaClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumDigitalisGraphitesHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. phosphoricumLachesisLaurocerasusLeptandraLiliumMercurius sol.N. carbonicum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.RutaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStramoniumThuja Valeriana Veratrum a. Verbascum Vipera

I—no joy in life, and life was passing.p. 793

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. sulfuricumAgnusAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnt. crudum

ChinaChininum a.GuajacumHeparHyoscyamusK. phosphoricumKreosotum

N. vomicaPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.

ApisArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBerberisBovistaC. carbonicumCarbo v.Causticum

LachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumMancinellaMercurius sol.MezereumN. muriaticum

RutaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumValerianaVeratrurn a.

Natasha's sole idea was evidently not to be a burden or hindrance to anyone, but for herself she wanted nothing.

p. 793

Allium s.ArsenicumArumB. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaCocculusColocynthis

CrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisGlonoinumHelleborusHyoscyamusLachesisLedum

Lycopodium Mercurius sol. N. vomica Opium Stramonium Sulfur Veratrum a.

She held aloof from all the household, and only with her brother Petya did she feel at ease.

p. 793

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAmbraAnacardiumArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.BelladonnaBerberisBovista

CocculusColchicum Cuprum m.CyclamenHeparIgnatiaIndigoK. bichromicumK. phosphoricumKreosotumLachesis

N. sulfuricumN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpongiaStaphisagriaStrontium

BryoniaC. carbonicumCausticumChinaClematis

LedumLycopodiumManganumMercurius sol.N. muriaticum

SulfurTerebinthinaeThujaZincum m.

It would have been impossible for anyone to be more tender, more discreet, and at the same time serious, than Count Bezukhov was in his manner to her. Without being conscious of it, Natasha felt this tenderness, and consequently found great pleasure in his company.

p. 793

Allium s.ApisArnicaAurum m.Aurum mur.BelladonnaBovistaC. carbonicumCamphoraCausticum

ChinaCinaCocculusCoffeaCrotalusCuprum m.GelsemiumIguatiaIodum

K. bromatum Lachesis Lycopodium Mygale N. vomica Platinum Silicea Staphisagria Veratrum a.

She hardly ever left the house, and of those who came to call, the only person she was glad to see was Pierre.

... Not that she was grateful to him for it: Pierre's good-ness seemed to her to require no effort.

p. 793

Ant. tartaricumApisArsenicumBelladonnaBismuthumBryoniaBufoCadmium s.Camphora

DroseraIgnatiaIodumK. arsenicosumK. carbonicumLacLiliumMezereumN. vomica

PalladiumPhosphorus Pulsatilla Ranunculus b. Stramonium Tabacum Verbascum Viscum Zincum c.

... it never occurred to her that their relations could lead to love on her part, and still less on his, or even to the kind of tender, self-conscious, romantic friendship between a man and woman of which she had known of several instances.

p. 793

Ac. picricumAletrisAloeAnacardiumApisBaptisiaB. carbonicumBerberisBryonia

C. carbonicum Capsicum Carbo v. Cyclamen Digitalis Euphrasia Ferrum m. Gelsemium Glonoinum

HeloniasIgnatiaK. phosphoricumLiliumPhosphorusPulsatillaRutaStannumZincum m.

Toward the end of the fast of St. Peter, Agrafena Ivanovna Byelova, a country neighbor of the Rostovs, came to Moscow to pay her devotions at the shrines of the saints. She suggested that Natasha should fast and prepare to take Holy Communion, and Natasha seized on the idea with joy. Although the doctors forbade her going out early in the morning, she insisted on fasting and preparing for the Sacrament, not as was generally done in the Rostov family by attending three services in their own home, but as Agrafena Ivanovna did, by going to church every day for a whole week and not once missing Vespers, Matins, or Mass.

p.p. 793, 794

AluminaAmm. carbonicumArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaC. carbonicum

CrocusCyclamenDigitalisFerrum ars.Ferrum m.GraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatia

N. vomicaPlatinumPulsatillaPhus t.RobiniaRutaSabadillaSelenium

CamphoraCarbo v.Carbo s.CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumCinaCoffeaConium

K. arsenicosumK. phosphoricumLachesisLiliumLycopodiumMelilotusMercurius sol.MezereumN. muriaticum

SepiaSiliceaStannumStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Zincum s.

Natasha always stood beside Byelova in the customary place before the icon of the Mother of God let into the screen in front of the choir, and a new feeling of humility in the presence of something sublime and incomprehensible came over her when, at that unusual morning hour, she gazed at the dark face of the Mother of God illuminated by candles burning before it and the morning light falling from the window, and listened to the words of the service, which she tried to follow with understanding. When she did understand them, all the various shades of her personal feelings became interwoven in her prayer; when she did not understand, it was sweeter still for her to think that the desire to understand all is pride.

p. 794AluminaAmm. carbonicumArgentum n.Arsenicum Aurum m. B. carbonicumBelladonna C. carbonicum Camphora Carbo s. Carbo v. CausticumChamomilla ChelidoniumCicuta

CrocusCyclamenFerrum ars.Ferrum m.GraphitesHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaK. bromatumK. phosphoricumLachesisLapisLycopodiumMelilotusMercurius sol.

N. muriaticumN. vomicaPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.RobiniaRutaSabadillaSepiaSiliceaStannumStramoniumTaraxacumThujaVipera

Coffea Conium

Mezereum Zincum m.

... that it is impossible to comprehend everything, that she had only to believe, and to commit herself to God, Who at those moments she felt was guiding her soul.

p. 794

Argentum n.Arsenicum Aurum m. C. carbonicum Camphora Chelidonium Helleborus

IgnatiaK. phosphoricumLachesisLiliumMezereumN. muriaticumPlatinum

PlumbumPodophyllumPulsatillaStramoniumThujaVeratrum a.

She crossed herself, bowed low, and when she failed to understand, appalled at her own vileness, simply asked God to forgive her everything, everything, and to have mercy on her. The prayers to which she surrendered herself most completely were those of repentance.

p. 794

Ac. carbolicumAc. nitricumAconitumActaea r.ApisApocynumArgentum n.BelladonnaBerberisC. arsenicosumCaulophyllumCinnabarisCocculusCoccusCoffea

ConiumCrotonCyclamenDigitalisDioscoreaFerrum m.Ferrum ph.GelsemiumGlonoinumHeloniasHypericumIgnatiaIodumK. bromatum

K. carbonicumK. iodatumLachesisLeptandraN. moschataN. vomicaPteleaRanunculus b.SpigeliaSquillaStaphisagria TheridionZincum m. Zingiber

On her way home at an early hour, when everyone else was still sleeping and she encountered no one but bricklayers going to work or men sweeping the streets, Natasha experienced a feeling she had never known before, a sense of the possibility of redemption from sin, of a new, pure life and of happiness.

p. 794

Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. sulfuricum Agnus Alumina Anacardium Anantherum Angustura Argentum n. Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum Cantharis Carbo a. Carbo v.

CausticumChinaChloralumDroseraGelsemiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumK. nitricumK. sulfuricumLacLachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticum

N. vomicaOleanderOpiumPalladiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.RutaSiliceaStramoniumTabacumTheridionVerbascumViola t.Zincum m.

During the whole week she spent in this way the feeling grew with each day. And the joy of Communion, or "com-muning" as Byelova, playing on the word, delighted in calling it, seemed to Natasha so great that she felt she could not live till that blessed Sunday.

p. 795

Aconitum C. carbonicum

IgnatiaMercurius d.

Veratrum a.

But the happy day arrived, and on that memorable Sunday

when Natasha, wearing a white muslin dress, returned from Holy Communion, for the first time in many months she felt at peace and not oppressed by the life that lay before her.

p. 795

Ac. fluoricumAc. hydrocyanicumAc. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumAesculusAloeArgentum m.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaCapsicumCausticumChamomillaChelidoniumChinaChininum s.ChloralumCicutaClematis

CocculusCoffeaCrocusCyclamenDroseraEuphorbiumFerrum ars.Ferrum m.GinsengHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. bromatumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLiliumLycopodiumM. sulfuricumMancinellaMenyanthes

MezereumMoschusNajaN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumSenegaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaTaraxacumTelluriumVeratrum a.Viola t.Zincum mur.

She slood by her mother's side and exchanged nods with acquaintances near her. From habit she scrutinized the ladies' dresses, finding fault with the tenue of a lady standing nearby, and the awkward, cramped way in which she crossed herself; then again she thought with vexation that she herself was being judged even as she was judging others, and suddenly, hearing the service, she was horrified at her own meanness, horrified that her recent purity of heart should be lost to her once more.

p.p. 796, 797

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricum

AzaCantharis

K. phosphoricumMoschus

AconitumAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumArnicaArsenicum

CausticumChamomillaConiumDroseraFerrum ph.Graphites

N. muriaticumPlatinumPhosphorusValerianaVeratrum a.

It always seemed to her that when anyone looked at her they could think of nothing but what had happened to her.

p. 796

Ac nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAgaricusAluminaAnacardiumAnt. crudumApisArnicaBelladonnaBismuthumBryoniaC. carbonicumCapsicumCarbo s.

ChamomillaChinaClematisColocynthisConiumCrotonCyclamenDigitalisFormicaHelleborusIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumKreosotumLedumLilium

Mercurius sol.MezereumN. vomicaPlantagoPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSaniculaSiliceaStaphisagriaThujaValerianaVerbascumZincum m.

With a sinking heart, and suffering as always when in a crowd...

p. 796

Aconitum AloeArgentum n. Arnica Arsenicum Aurum m.B. carbonicum

CausticumCicutaConiumDioscoreaFerrum m.GraphitesHepar

K. arsenicosumK. bromatumN. muriaticumN. vomica Plumbum Pulsatilla Rhus t.

C. carbonicumCarbo a.

Ignatia Tabacum

Natasha, in her lilac silk dress trimmed with black lace, walked on, presenting an appearance—as women can—of composure and dignity all the greater for the shame and anguish in her soul.

p. 796

Azarum Belladonna Cannabis i.

Cannabis s.ConiumHyoscyamus

Secale Valeriana

She knew for a certainty that she was pretty, but the knowledge no longer afforded her the pleasure it once had. On the contrary, it tormented her more than anything else of late, and especially on a bright, hot summer day like this in town.

p. 796

Ac. phosphoricum Alumina Causticum ConiumCuprum m. Ferrum m. Graphites

IgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesis MurexPalladiumPlatinum

PulsatillaSepia Silicea Staphisagria Veratrum a. Veratrum v.

"Another Sunday, another week," she thought, recalling that she had been here the Sunday before, "and always the same life that is no life, and the same circumstances, in which it used to be so easy to live.

p. 796

Ac. muriaticumAngusturaArsenicum

GraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatia

N. vomicaPulsatilla Rhus t.

Aurum m.B. carbonicumChamomillaChinaCocculusCyclamenDigitalis

IodumIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumMezereumN. carbonicum

Sepia Silicea Spigelia Stramonium Thuja Veratrum a.

"I'm pretty, I'm young, and I know that now I am good. I used to be wicked, but now I know I am good," she thought, "and yet my best years are slipping by and are of no use to anyone."

p. 796

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumAluminaAmbraArnica Arsenicum Aurum m. BismuthumBryoniaBufoC. carbonicumCantharis

Chamomilla ChinaChininum a. Cina Cocculus Coffea Colocynthis CorralliumDigitalisDulcamaraHelleborusIgnatia

K. iodatum Lachesis Moschus N. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPlatinumPulsatillaSepiaSulfurTarentula h.

The holy gates of the altar screen were closed, the curtain was slowly drawn, and from behind it came a mysterious, subdued voice. Tears, the cause of which she herself was ignorant of, made Natasha's breast heave, and a joyous agitation overcame her.

p. 797

Abies n.AbsintumAc. nitricumAc. sulfuricumAgaricus

Cannabis s.CantharisChamomillaCicutaCina

M. muriaticumM. phosphoricumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. moschata

AluminaAmbraAmylicumAnacardiumAnt. crudumApisArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.AvenaAzaAzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna Borax BryoniaC. carbonicum Camphora

CocculusCoffeaColocynthisConiumCrocusCuprum m.CypripediumFerrum m.GelsemiumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLachesisLilium

N. vomicaOpiumPalladiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SanguinariaSenecioSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumTarentula h.TheridionValerianaVeratrum a. Zincum m.

"Teach me what I must do, how to live my life, how to do right forever and ever!" she prayed.

p. 797Amylicum Bryonia

Cannabis s. Chamomilla

Sumbulus

"For the peace which is from above, and for the salvation of our souls!"

"For the world of angels and the souls of all spiritual beings who dwell above us," prayed Natasha.

When they prayed for the army, she thought of her brother and Denisov. When they prayed for those who travel by land and sea, she remembered Prince Andrei, and prayed for him, and asked God to forgive her all the wrong she had done him. When they prayed for those who love us, she prayed for the members of her own family, her father and mother and Sonya, realizing for the first time how wrongly she had acted toward them, and how

deeply she loved them. She reckoned as enemies all her father's creditors and all those who had business dealings with him, and always at the thought of enemies and people who hated her she remembered Anatol, who had done her so much harm, and though he did not hate her, she gladly prayed for him as an enemy. Only at prayer was she able to think clearly and calmly of either Prince Andrei or Anatol, as of men for whom her feelings were as nothing compared with her feeling of awe and reverence for God. When they prayed for the imperial family and the Synod, she crossed herself and bowed especially low, saying to herself that even if she did not understand, she could not doubt, and at any rate loved the governing Synod and prayed for it.

p. 797

Aethusa Agaricus Aloe AluminaAmm. bromatum Anacardium Ant. tartaricum ApocynumArnicaArsenicum Atropinum Aurum m.AzarumB. iodatum Belladonna BerberisBoraxBovistaBryoniaBufoC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCannabis i.

CocculusCoccusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocusCuprum m.DroseraDulcamaraFerrum m.GelsemiumGlonoinumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusLacLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumM. carbonicumMandragoraMenyanthesMercurius sol.

MezereumMoschusN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOnosmodiumOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSecaleSeleniumSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStramoniumStrychninumTabacum

Cannabis s.CantharisCapsicumCarbo a.Carbo s.Carbo v.Causticum

MezereumMoschusLaurocerasusM. carbonicumMandragoraMenyanthesMercurius sol.

ThujaVeratrum a.Viola o.Viola t.ViperaZincum m.

Several times during the service the Countess glanced at her daughter's rapt face and shining eyes, and prayed God to help her.

p. 798

Ac. hydrocyanicumAconitumAethusaAgaricusArgentum n.AtropinumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BromiumC. carbonicum Chelidonium China

CicutaCinaCocculusCoffeaCollinsoniaCondurangoCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisGelsemiumGlonoinumGuajacumHelleborus

HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumK. iodatumK. sulfuricumOenanteOpiumPareiraSecaleStaphisagriaStramoniumVeratrum a.Vipera

In Natasha's impressionable state this prayer affected her strongly. She listened to every word about the victory of Moses over Amalek, of Gideon over Midian, and David over Goliath, and about the destruction of "Thy Jerusalem", and she prayed to God with all the tenderness and fervor with which her heart was overflowing, but without fully understanding what she was asking of God in that prayer. With all her soul she joined in the prayer for the spirit of righteousness, for fortifying her heart by faith and hope, and animating it with love. But she could not pray that her enemies might be crushed underfoot when only a

few minutes before she had been wishing she had more of them to love and pray for. Yet neither could she doubt the justness of the prayer that was being read on bended knees. She felt in her heart a devout and tremulous awe at the punishment that overtakes men for their sins, and especially of her own sins, and she prayed God to forgive them all, and her too, and to grant them all peace and happiness. And it seemed to her that God heard her prayer.

p.p. 799, 800

Ac. nitricumAconitumAluminaAmbraAngusturaAnt. crudumApisArgentum n.AristolochiaArnicaArsenicumAurum m.AzaAzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna Borax Bromium Bryonia Cactus CaladiumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricum C. silicatumCamphoraCannabis i.Cantharis

CausticumChamomillaChinaChininum m.CinaCocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumCrocusCuprum m.CyclamenFerrum m.Ferrum ph.GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHelianthusHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLac

LachesisM. carbonicumM. phosphoricumMelilotusMezereumMoschusN. muriaticumN. moschataN. voinicaOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaStrychninumTarentula h.Teucrium TheridionValeriana Veratrum a.Zincum ph.

"How glad I am that you've come! I'm so happy today!" she

said, wilh her old vivacity, which Pierre had not seen for a long time. "You know, Nicolas has been given the St. George Cross. I am so proud of him!"

p. 804

AconitumAluminaAnacardiumArnicaAurum m.Cannabis i.CausticumChinaCicutaCuprum m.

DulcamaraFerrum m.GuajacumHamamelisHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. iodatumLachesis

Mercurius d.Mercurius sol.N. vomicaPalladiumParisPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaStramoniumVeratrum a.

"What do you think," she said, hurrying as if afraid her strength might fail her, "will he ever forgive me? Will he not always feel bitter toward me? What do you think? What do you think?"

"I think..." said Pierre, "that he has nothing to forgive. "p. 805

Arsenicum Aurum m.Belladonna C. carbonicumChelidonium Crocus

DigitalisHyoscyamusK. phosphoricumLiliumLycopodium

N. vomicaPulsatilla Selenium Stramonium Veratrum a.

"Count, is it wrong of me to sing?" she asked, blushing but still keeping her eyes fixed on him inquiringly.

"No, why should it be? On the contrary... But why do you ask me?"

"I don't know myself," replied Natasha quickly. "But I should not like to do anything you disapprove of. I trust you in everything. You don't know how important you are to me and

how much you have done for me!.." She spoke rapidly and did not notice how Pierre flushed at her words.

p. 805

Anacardium Ant. crudum Argentum n. Chamomilla Colocynthis

Hepar Ignatia IpecacuanhaN. muriaticum N. vomica

Pulsatilla Rheum Sepia Staphisagria

Before Shinshin had time to utter the jest he was preparing to make at the expense of the Count's patriotism, Natasha jumped up from her place and ran to her father.

"What a darling our Papa is!" she cried, kissing him, and again glancing at Pierre with that unconscious coquetry that accompanied the revival of her spirits.

"Now, there's a little patriot for you!" said Shinshin.p. 808

Ac. carbolicum Ac. hydrocyanicum Ac. nitricum Ac. salicylicum Ac. sulfuricum Actaea r. Agaricus AluminaAmm. carbonicum Ant. tartaricum Arnica ArsenicumAsclepias Aurum m. AzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis BryoniaC. carbonicum

ChelidoniumCicutaCinaCinnabarisClematisCoccusCoffeaConiumCornus f.CorralliumCrocusCrotonDigitalisDulcamaraFerrum m.GraphitesGuajacumHeloniasHeparIgnatia

K. phosphoricumKreosotumLachesisM. muriaticumManganumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOpiumParisPhellandriumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SambucusSepiaSiliceaSpongia

Camphora Cannabis i. Capsicum Castoreum Causticum Chamomilla

IpecacuanhaK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. nitricum

StaphisagriaStramoniumThujaVerbascumZincum s.

Pierre was embarrassed and hesitant. Natasha's unusually brilliant, vivacious glance continually turning on him with a more than cordial look had reduced him to this state.

p. 809

AgaricusAnacardiumArnicaAurum m.Cannabis i.CausticumChinaCicutaConium

Cuprum m.Ferrum m.GraphitesHamamelisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisN. vomica

PalladiumParisPhosphorus PlatinumSabadilla Staphisagria Stramonium Sulfur Veratrum a.

"Why are you going? Why are you so upset? Why?" asked Natasha, and she looked challengingly into Pierre's eyes.

He wanted to say: "Because I love you," but did not say it, and only blushed till the tears came, and lowered bis eyes,

"Because it is better for me not to come here so often... Because... No, it's simply that I have business..."

"No, tell me! Why?" Natasha resolutely began, and sud-denly stopped.

They looked at each other in dismay and confusion, tried to smile but could not.

p. 809

Ac. picricumActaea s.Agaricus

CocculusColchicumConium

N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomica

AluminaAmbraAnacardiumArgentum n.ArsenicumAzaBaptisiaB. carbonicumB. muriaticum Bismuthum BryoniaC. carbonicumCarbo s.Chamomilla

CurareDigitalisGraphitesGuajacumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. bromatumLacLachesisMercurius sol.MezereumNaja

OnosmodiumOpiumPalladiumPetroleumPhosphorusPulsatillaSepiaSiliceaStaphisagria Tarentula h.TaraxacumThujaZincum v.

... whereas Petya and Natasha, far from being a help to their parents, got in everyone's way and for the most part were only a hindrance. Almost all day long the house resounded with their running footsteps, their cries and spontaneous laughter.

p. 1021

Anacardium Aurum m. Belladonna Bryonia Carbo s. Chamomilla Cicuta Hyoscyamus

IgnatiaK. phosphoricumLedumLycopodiumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOenantePetroleum

PhosphorusSepiaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.Viscum

They were exuberant and mirthful, not because there was any cause for laughter, but because there was laughter and gaiety in their hearts, and so everything that happened seemed to them a cause for mirth.

p. 1021

Ac. nitricumAc. picricum

ChinaConium

PetroleumPhosphorus

Ac. sulfuricumAconitumAgnusAmbraAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumAurum m.AzaAzarumB. carbonicumBelladonnaBismuthumBovistaCannabis i.CapsicumCarbo a.Causticum

CrocusCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisDroseraFerrum m.CapsicumHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumLedumMercurius sol.MezereumN. arsenicosumN. muriaticumN. moschataOpium

PlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSabadillaSabinaSarsaparillaSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStramoniumThuja Valeriana Veratrum v.Viola o. Zincum mur.

Natasha was gay because for too long she had been sad, and now nothing reminded her of the cause of her sadness, and because she had someone to adore her: the adoration of others was the lubricant necessary for keeping the wheels of her mechanism running smoothly.

p. 1021

Ac. nitricum Aesculus Ant. crudum Argentum m. Arsenicum Asparagus

BromiumCinnabarisCoffeaCrocusGambogia

OpiumPlatinum TabacumTarentula h. Vipera

Natasha was sitting on the floor in her dismantled room with dresses, ribbons, and sashes strewn about her, staring at the floor and holding in her hands an old ball dress, the very one (now out of fashion) which she had worn to her first ball in

Petersburg.p. 1022

AconitumArnicaCannabis i.CantharisChamomillaChinaCicutaCocculusConium

CyclamenHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisN. arsenicosumN. vomicaPhosphorusPlumbum

Ranunculus b.Rhus t. SabadillaSepia Spigelia Staphisagria Thuja Viola o.

Natasha was conscience-stricken for being idle when everyone else in the house was so busy, and several times in the course of the morning had tried to do something to help, but such work did not appeal to her, and she was utterly incapable of doing anything unless her whole heart and soul were in it.

p. 1022

AbrotanumAc. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAesculusAgaricusAilantusAloeAluminaAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumApisArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.

C. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCapsicumCarbo s.Carbo v.CausticumChelidoniumChinaChininum a.CobaltumCocculusCoccusConiumCurareCyclamenGraphitesGuajacumHelonias

LachesisM. muriaticumMelilotusMephitisMezereumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderPhosphorusPlantagoPlatinumPulsatillaRheumRhus t.SabinaSanguinariaSeleniumSepiaSpongia

AzaB. carbonicum Belladonna Borax Bromium Bryonia Bufo

HeparIgnatiaIodumK. bromatumK. carbonicumLac

StaphisagriaTeucriumTheridionThujaViscumZincum m.

"Do you know what it's all about?" Petya asked Natasha.Natasha knew that he meant what their father and mother

had been quarreling about. She did not answer."It's because Papa wanted to give up all the carts to the

wounded," said Petya. "Vasilich told me. In my opinion—""In my opinion," Natasha almost shouted, turning to her

brother with a look of fury...p. 1034

AconitumAgaricusAluminaAnt. tartaricumArnicaBelladonnaBovistaCaladium

GuajacumHeparIgnatiaLachesisMercurius sol.MezereumN. carbonicumOpium

PlatinumPulsatillaSilicea Squilla Staphisagria Taraxacum Veratrum a.

"... in my opinion, it is so dreadful... " p. 1034

Ac. lacticumAc. nitricumAluminaArsenicumCantharisChamomillaChinaCicuta

CyclamenGuajacumHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisN. muriaticum

N. vomicaParisPlatinumPulsatillaSecaleSepiaSilicea

"... so vile, so—I don't know what! Are we a lot of loathsome Germans?"

p. 1034

Ac. lacticum Aloe Alumina ArnicaArsenicumCantharisChamomillaChinaCinaComocladia

CyclamenHelleborusJalapaIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. moschata

PalladiumPareiraPteleaPulsatillaSecaleSiliceaSpongiaStramoniumVerbascum

Her throat quivered with convulsive sobs...p. 1034

Abies n. AmbraArgentum n. Arsenicum Aza

CocculusConiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

LobeliaMercurius sol.N. vomicaSepiaSulfur

... and, afraid of diminishing or dissipating the force of her anger, she turned and rushed headlong up the stairs.

p. 1034

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumApisArsenicumAurum m.BryoniaCausticum

ChamomillaCocculusColchicumColocynthisGelsemiumGratiolaHyoscvamus

IgnatiaLachesisN. muriaticum N. vomica Pulsatilla Sepia Staphisagria

The Count, pipe in hand, was pacing up and down the room, when Natasha, her face distorted by anger, tempestuously burst into the room and rushed up to her mother.

p. 1034

Ac. phosphoricumAmbraAmm. carbonicumAngusturaArgentum n.ArsenicumBelladonnaBryoniaCamphoraCantharisCastoreumCausticumChamomillaChinaCicuta

CocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisCuprum m.DulcamaraGelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisMercurius sol.Mezereum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumVeratrum a.

"Mamma, it's impossible—look what's happening in the courtyard!" she cried. "They will be left—"

"What's the matter with you? Who are 'they'? What do you want?"

"It's the wounded men! You can't do it, Mamma! lt's shameful— No, Mamma darling, it's not right... Please, forgive me, dearest... Mamma, what do we want with all those things—just see what's going on out there. Mamma, we can't—"

The servants who gathered around Natasha could not be-lieve the strange order she brought them, until the Count himself, in his wife's name, confirmed the instructions to take the trunks back to the storeroom and give up all the carts to the wounded.

p. 1034

AconitumAgaricusAnt. crudum

CicutaCocculusCoffea

N. moschataOleanderOpium

ArnicaArsenicumAzarumBelladonnaBryoniaCannabis i.Chamomilla

CrotalusCubedaCuprum m.CyclamenHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

PhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumStramoniumTarentula h.Valeriana

Natasha was exhilarated and in a state of ecstatic happi-ness such as she had not known for a long time.

p. 1035

AgaricusArgentum n.ArundoAurum m.AzaBelladonnaBryoniaCamphoraCocculusCoffea

GelsemiumHelleborusHeloniasHeparIgnatiaK. carbonicumLachesisM. muriaticumMoschusN. muriaticum

N. moschataN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSepiaStramoniumTarentula h.ThujaValeriana

But Natasha gazed at her as though not understanding what was asked of her, and again fixed her eyes on the corner of the stove. She had been in this dazed condition since early morning, when Sonya, to the surprise and exasperation of the Countess, had for some unaccountable reason found it necessary to tell Natasha of Prince Andrei's wound and of his presence in the train of officers traveling with them.

p. 1095

Aloe Alumina AngusturaAnt. crudum Ant. tartaricumArgentum n.

CrocusDulcamaraEuphrasiaGelsemiumGlonoinumHelleborus

PlatinumPodophyllumPulsatillaRanunculus s.RhododendronRhus t.

Aurum m.AzarumBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaBufoCaladiumCamphoraCannabis s.CantharisCapsicumChelidoniumCicutaCocculusColocynthis

HeparHyoscyamusIodumK. arsenicosumK. nitricumKreosotumLachesisManganumMenyanthesMercurius cor.MezereumMoschusN. carbonicumN. vomicaPareira

RutaSabadillaSabinaSecaleSepiaSpigeliaSpongiaSquillaStannumTaraxacumTeucriumVerbascumViola o.Zincum m.

That morning when Natasha was told that Prince Andrei was traveling with them, at first she had only asked questions: Where was he going? How had he been wounded? Was it serious? And could she see him? But after she had been told that she could not see him, that the wound was serious but that his life was not in danger, she gave up asking questions or speaking at all, evidently not believing what they told her and convinced that whatever she said she would be given the same answers. She had sat motionless in a comer of the coach the whole day, her eyes wide with an expression the Countess knew so well and feared so much. And now she was sitting in the same way on the bench in the hut. She was brooding over something, making some plan, or had already come to some decision in her own mind—this the Countess knew, but what the decision might be she did not know, and this alarmed and worried her.

p. 1096

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. picricumAc. salicylicumAc. sulfuricum

CicutaCinaClematisCocculusCoffea

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOpium

AgaricusAgnusAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAngusiuraAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumAurum m.AzaAzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna Bismuthum Borax Bovista Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis i. Cannabis s. Capsicum Carbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChelidoniumChina

ColchicumColocynthisConiumCrocusCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisDroseraElapsEuphorbiumEuphrasiaFerrum m.GraphitesGuajacumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodum Ipecacuanha K. carbonicum K. nitricum Kreosotum LachesisLaurocerasus LedumM. carbonicum M. muriaticum ManganumMenyanthesMercurius sol.MezereumMoschus

ParisPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatilla Ranunculus b.Ranunculus s.RhododendronRhus t.RutaSabadillaSambucusSarsaparillaSecaleSeleniumSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumStrontiumTaraxacumThujaValerianaVeratrum a.Veratrum v.VerbascumViola o.Viola t.Zincum m.

Since morning, when she had been told of Prince Andrai's wound and his presence there, Natasha had been determined to see him. She did not know why this had to be; she knew that the meeting would be painful for her, and thai made her the more certain that it was necessary.

p. 1098

Ac. benzoicum Ac. carbolicum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. sulfuricum AconitumAluminaAmbraAngusturaAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i. Aurum m. B. carbonicum B. muriaticumBelladonnaBerberisBismuthumBoraxBromium BryoniaBufo CaladiumC. carbonicum C. sulfuricum Camphora

Cannabis s. Capsicum Carbo a. Carbo s. Carbo v. Carduus Causticum ChamomillaChelidoniumChininum a.CicutaCocculusConiumCuprum m.CurareFerrum i.GraphitesHeparHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaInulaK. arscnicosum K. carbonicum K. iodatum K. phosphoricumK. sulfuricum Lac

Lachesis Ledum LiliumMercurius sol. N. arsenicosum N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. phosphoricum N. moschataN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPteleaRhus t.SabadillaSambucusSepiaSiliceaSpongia Stramonium Strontium Strychninum Tarentula cur. TheridionVeratrum a. Zincum c.

All day she had lived in the hope of seeing him that night. But now that the moment had come she was filled with dread of what she might find. How had he been mutilated? What was left of him? Would he be like that ceaseless moan of the adjutant? Yes, he would be just like that.

p. 1098

Ac. nitricum Camphora Kreosotum

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumActaea s.AgaricusAluminaAnacardiumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Bromium Bryonia BufoC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum

Capsicum Carbo v. Causticum ChamomillaChina CinaCocculusConiumCrocusCyclamenDigitalisDroseraHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicumK. phosphoricum

LachesisLycopodium Mercurius sol. N. moschata N. vomica Opium Palladium ParisPhosphorus Platinum Silicea Spongia Stramonium Sulfur i. Tarentula h. Thuja Zincum mur.

In her imagination he was that terrible moaning personi-fied. When she discerned an indistinct shape in the corner and mistook the knees raised under the blanket for his shoulders, she visualized some horrifying body and stood still in terror. But an irresistible impulse drew her forward. She took one cautious step, then another, and found herself in the middle of the small room cumbered with baggage.

p. 1098

He was the same as ever, but the feverish flush on his face, his glittering eyes rapturously gazing at her, and especially his neck, delicate as a child's and showing above the turned-down collar of his nightshirt, gave him a singularly innocent, childlike look, such as she had never seen in him before. She went up to him and with a swift, supple, youthful movement, fell to her knees.

He smiled and held out his hand to her.p. 1098

Aconitum Crocus Petroleum

AgaricusAgnusAloeAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumB. carbonicum Belladonna Bismuthum Borax Bovista Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum Cannabis i. Carbo a. Carbo v. Chelidonium China Cocculus Colocynthis Conium

CubedaFerrum m.GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusIrisK. carbonicumLachesisLaurocerasusLobeliaLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMenyanthesMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOnosmodiumOpium

PhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSabinaSenecioSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSquillaStaphisagriaThujaValerianaVeratrum a.VerbascumViola o.Viola t.Zincum m.Zincum ph.

Prince Andrei summoned all his strength in an effort to remember; he moved slightly, and suddenly there was a ringing in his ears, a dimness in his eyes, and like a man plunged into water he lost consciousness. When he came to himself, Natasha, that same living Natasha whom of all people he most longed to love with this new, pure, divine love that had been revealed to him, was kneeling before him. He realized that this was the real, living Natasha, and he did not wonder, but quietly rejoiced. Natasha was on her knees, frightened, but rooted to the ground (she could not have moved), gazing at him and trying to restrain her sobs.

p. 1103

Ac. hydrocyanicum Ac. nitricum

Carbo a. Carbo v.

N. arsenicosum N. carbonicum

Ac. salicylicum Actaea r.Agaricus AmbraApisArgentum n. Arnica Arsenicum AzarumB. carbonicum Belladonna Borax Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum Capsicum

CausticumChamomilla CicutaCocculus Cuprum m. Cypripedium Digitalis Formica Graphites Hyoscyamus Ignatia K. bromatum K. carbonicum K. phosphoricum Lachesis Mercurius sol.

N. muriaticum N. vomicaOpiumPetroleum PhosphorusPulsatillaSabadillaSambucusSepiaSiliceaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.TheridionValerianaZincum m.

Her face was pale and immobile. Only the lower part of it quivered slightly.

p. 1103

AbrotanumAc. phosphoricumAethusaAgaricusAmbraAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumB. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis BovistaBufoC. carbonicum Camphora Cantharis

ChinaCicutaCinaColocynthisCondurangoCuprum m.CyclamenDroseraFerrum m.Ferrum ph.GelsemiumGlonoinumHelleborusHyoscyamusIodumK. carbonicumLachesisLycopus

Mercurius sol.N. vomicaOleanderOpiumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPodophyllumPulsatillaSecaleSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaSulfurTabacumValerianaVeratrum a.

Carbo a. Mercurius cor. Zincum s.

Prince Andrei sighed with relief, smiled, and held out his hand.

"You?" he said. "How fortunate!"With a swift but cautious movement Natasha drew nearer

to him, still on her knees, and carefully taking his hand, bent her face over it and began kissing it, barely touching it with her lips.

"Forgive me!" she said in a whisper, lifting her head and glancing at him. "Forgive me!"

"I love you," said Prince Andrei."Forgive...""Forgive what?" asked Prince Andrei."Forgive me for—for what I have d-done!" Natasha fal-

tered in a scarcely audible whisper, and began quickly covering bis hand with kisses, lightly brushing it with her lips.

"I love you more—better than before," said Prince Andrei, lifting her face with his hand so as to look into her eyes.

p. 1103

AconitumAnacardiumArsenicumAurum m.C. phosphoricumCobaltumConiumCyclamenDigitalis

HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. arsenicosumLachesisLycopodiumMercurius d.N. arsenicosum

N. muriaticumOpiumPulsatilla Silicea Stramonium Sulfur i. Thuja Veratrum a.

Those eyes, brimming with happy tears, gazed at him tim-idly, compassionately, and with joyous love. Natasha's thin, pale face with its swollen lips was worse than ill-favored—it was ghastly. But Prince Andrei did not see that face, he saw the shining eyes, which were beautiful.

p.p. 1103, 1104

Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. phosphoricumAethusaAilantusAnt. crudumApisApocynumArnicaArsenicumBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumCapsicum

Causticum China Cocculus Convallaria Crocus Cuprum m. Ferrum m. Graphites Helleborus Hyoscyamus K. aceticum K. carbonicum

Mercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPrunusSecaleSenegaSpigeliaSiliceaStramoniumVeratrum a.

Like a somnambulist roused from sleep, Natasha walked out of the room and, returning to her hut, sank sobbing on the bed.

p. 1104

Aconitum AnacardiumAnt. crudum Bryonia

Hyoscyamus N. muriaticum Opium Phosphorus

SiliceaSpongia Stramonium

From that day, during all the rest of the Rostovs' journey, at every halting place and wherever they spent the night, Natasha remained at the side of the wounded Bolkonsky, and the doctor was forced to confess that he had never expected to see in a young girl such fortitude, or such skill in nursing a wounded man.

p. 1104

Ac. muriaticum Ac. sulfuricum Agaricus Arnica Arsenicum Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna

ChinaCocculusDigitalisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoIpecacuanhaKreosotum

MezereumMoschusN. carbonicumOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumRhus t.Sepia

BryoniaC. carbonicum C. phosphoricumCapsicum

LachesisLedumM. carbonicum

StannumTarentula h.Veratrum a.

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The door of Prince Andrei's room opened and Natasha came out looking excited. Not noticing the monk, who had risen to greet her and was drawing back the wide sleeve over his right arm, she went up to Sonya and took her hand.

"Natasha, what are you thinking of? Come here!" said the Countess.

Natasha went up to the monk to receive his blessing, and he

counseled her to turn to God for help, and to the monastery's patron saint.

p.p. 1143, 1144

Ac. aceticumAc. picricumAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumArsenicumBelladonnaBerberisBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCannabis s.ColocynthisCornus c.Curae

CyclamenDulcamaraGraphitesHeloniasHydrastisIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaLachnanthesLathyrusLeptandraM. carbonicumM. muriaticumM. phosphoricum

Mercurius sol.MezereumN. vomicaOpiumParisPhosphorusPlatinumPodophyllumPteleaPulsatillaSenegaThujaZincum m.

As soon as the prior withdrew, Natasha took her friend by the hand and went with her into the unoccupied room.

"Oh, Sonya, he will live, won't he?" she said. "Sonya, how happy I am, and how miserable! Sonya, darling, everything is as it used to be. If only he lives! He cannot... because... because..." and Natasha burst into tears.

p. 1144

Ac. muriaticum Ac. phosphoricum ArsenicumB. carbonicum BelladonnaC. phosphoricumCausticum

DigitalisHyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodiumN. carbonicumN. vomica

PulsatillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaThuja

The Princess looked around and saw Natasha—that Natasha whom she had so disliked at their meeting in Moscow long ago—all but running into the room.

Hardly had she glanced at Natasha's face before she knew that here was her true comrade in grief, and consequently a friend. She flew to meet her, embraced her, and began to weep on her shoulder.

p. 1167

Ac. phosphoricumApisAurum m.C. carbonicumCausticum

CocculusColocynthisGelsemiumGraphitesHyoscyamus

IgnatiaLachesisN. muriaticumPlatinumStaphisagria

The only expression on her agitated face as she ran into the drawing room was one of love, of boundless love for him, for Princess Marya, for everything related to the man she loved, an expression compounded of pity, suffering for others, and the passionate desire to give herself entirely to helping them. It was plain that at the moment there was in Natasha's heart no thought of herself or of her own relations with Prince Andrei.

p. 1167

Ac. phosphoricumAgaricusAgnusAnt. crudumApisBelladonnaCannabis i.CantharisCausticumGraphites

HyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumLachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinum

PlumbumPulsatillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

Natasha was gazing at her, but seemed fearful and in doubt whether to say all she knew or not; she seemed to feel that before those luminous eyes, which penetrated to the very depths of her heart, it was impossible not to tell the truth, the whole truth as she saw it.

p.p. 1167, 1168

Aconitum Argentum n. Arnica Arsenicum Aurum m.B. carbonicum

C. carbonicumCausticumCoffeaCrotalusGraphitesLachesis

LiliumLycopodiumN. muriaticum Phosphorus Pulsatilla Veratrum a.

And suddenly her lips quivered, ugly lines distorted her mouth...

p. 1168

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArsenicumBerberisBryoniaC. carbonicum

Carbo v.ConiumDroseraDulcamaraGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bichromicumK. carbonicumKreosotumLachesis

LaurocerasusLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. arsenicosumPhosphorusPulsatillaSiliceaStannumTabacumThuja

... and covering her face with her hands, she burst into sobs.p. 1168

ArsenicumCactusCausticumCoffea

GelsemiumIgnatiaK. phosphoricumN. muriaticum

N. sulfuricumPhellandriumTarentula h. Veratrum v.

"Yes, you see how strangely fate has brought us together," he said, breaking the silence and pointing to Natasha. "She looks after me all the time."

p. 1170

Ac. fluoricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumActaea r.AgnusAmbraAnacardiumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.AzarumBromiumCactusC. carbonicumCausticum

ChelidoniumCocculusConiumCuprum m.GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeloniasHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumK. phosphoricumLachesisMercurius cor.

N. muriaticumN. sulfuricumPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSepiaSeleniumSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaTabacumThujaVeratrum a.ViscumZincum m.

(She had learned to knit after Prince Andrei had casually remarked that no one nursed the sick as well as an old nurse who knit stockings, and that there was something soothing about knitting.) The needles clicked in her slender, swiftly moving fingers, and the wistful profile of her drooping head was clearly visible to him. She moved, and the ball of wool rolled from her lap. She started, glanced at him, and, screening the candle with her hand, bent down with a cautious, supple, and deft movement, picked up the ball, and sat back as before.

p. 1174

Ac. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAmbraAnacardiumArnicaArsenicumAurum m.BoraxCaladiumCapsicum

ClematisColchicumCrocusCuprum m.EuphorbiumEuphrasiaHelleborusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicum

MoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumOpiumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SiliceaStannumStramonium

Carbo a.CausticumCicuta

M. muriaticumManganum

Veratrum a.Zincum ph.

"You are not sleeping?""No, I have been looking at you for a long time. I felt you

come in. No one but you gives me that sense of sweet tran-quillity... that light. I could weep for joy."

Natasha moved closer to him. Her face was radiant with bliss.

p. 1174

Ac. fluoricumActaea r.ArnicaB. carbonicumCaladiumChelidoniumChinaCicutaClematisCocculusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisCrocusCuprum m.Cyclamen

DioscoreaDulcamaraN. carbonicumHelleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatia IodumK. bichromicumK. carbonicumKreosotumLacLachesisLedumLycopodiumManganum

Mercurius sol.MezereumMoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhododendronRhus t.

"... Well, what do you think, what do you feel in your soul, your whole soul—shall I live? What do you think?"

"I am sure of it, sure of it!" Natasha almost shouted, takihg both his hands in hers with a passionate gesture.

p.p. 1174, 1175

Ac. aceticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricum

C. carbonicumChelidoniumChinum a.

LachesisLiliumLycopodium

AconitumAgaricusAgnusAmm. carbonicumBelladonnaBromium

CrocusDigitalisHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumK. carbonicum

N. vomicaPhosphorus PulsatillaSeleniumSepia Veratrum a.

Natasha was happy and deeply stirred, but at once re-membered that this would not do, that he needed quiet.

"But you have not slept," she said, repressing her joy. "Try to sleep... please!"

p. 1175

Ac. aceticumAc. nitricumAnacardiumApisAsclepiasAurum mur.Carbo a.ChelidoniumChinaCoffeaColocynthisEupatorium per.FormicaGelsemium

GuajacumHydrastisIgnatiaK. bromatumK. phosphoricumKalmiaLathyrusM. phosphoricumMelilotusNajaN. moschataOpiumPhosphorusPlatinum

PodophyllumPulsatillaRanunculus b.SanguinariaSarsaparillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaTerebinthinaeUstilagoValerianaVeratrum a.Zingiber

Natasha and Princess Marya also wept now, but not because of their own personal grief; they wept out of a reverent emotion that filled their souls before the solemn mystery of a death that had been consummated in their presence.

p. 1177

Ac. nitricumBelladonnaCactusC. carbonicum

Helleborus IgnatiaK. carbonicumLachesis

PlatinumPulsatillaSepia Silicea

C. phosphoricumChinaColchicumCyclamenDigitalisGraphites

LiliumLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorus

Staphisagria Sulfur Tabacum Tarentula h. Thuja

... most immediate memory of him—his body. Both felt this so strongly that the outward and awful side of death did not affect them, and they did not find it necessary to exacerbate their grief. Neither in his presence nor out of it did they weep, nor did they ever talk to each other about him. They felt that words could not express what they understood.

p.p. 1176, 1177

Ac. fluoricumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumActaea r.AgnusAllium s.AnacardiumApisArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.BaptisiaB. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia CactusC. arsenicosum C. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis i. Capsicum Causticum

CocculusCoffeaConiumCrotalusCuprum m. CyclamenDigitalisFerrum ph.GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHydrastisIgnatiaK. carbonicumK. iodatumLacLachesisLiliumMoschusMygaleNajaN. muriaticum

N. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPodophyllumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSepiaSpongiaSquillaStannumStaphisagriaStillingiaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TaraxacumVeratrum a.Veratrum v.VincaZincum m.

They bolh saw that he was sinking deeper and deeper, slowly and quietly slipping away from them, and both knew this had to be and that it was well.

p. 1177

Ac. carbolicum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. oxalicum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. sulfuricum Aethusa Agaricas AluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Berberis Bismuthum Bryonia CactusC. carbonicum Carbo a.

CausticumChamomillaChinaCicutaCocculusCoffeaColocynthisCyclamenDigitalisEuphorbiumGelsemiumGlonoinumGuajacumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLedum Lycopodium M. carbonicumM. muriaticumManganumMenyanthesMercurius sol.Moschus

N. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRheumSabinaSenegaSpigeliaSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumStrontiumSulfurTabacumTarentula h.TaraxacumThujaVeratrum a.Viola o.Viola t.Zincum ph.

When a man sees a dying animal he is seized with horror: substance similar to his own is patently extinguished before his eyes—ceases to exist. But when the dying creature is human, and a loved one, besides this horror in the presence of the

extinction of life there is a rupture... p. 1285

Ac. phosphoricumAurum m.BryoniaCamphora

ConiumGelsemiumGraphites Ignatia

Lac LiliumPodophyllum Pulsatilla

... and a spiritual wound which, like a physical wound, is sometimes mortal, sometimes heals, but always aches and shrinks from any external, exacerbating touch.

p. 1285

Ac. phosphoricum Ant. crudum Belladonna ChelidoniumCicutaCocculusConiumHelleborusHyoscyamus

IgnatiaK. arsenicosumLaurocerasusLycopodiumMandragoraMercurius sol.MoschusN. vomicaOleander

OpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleStramonium Sulfur i.

After Prince Andrei's death Natasha and Princess Marya alike felt this. Bowed down in spirit and shrinking from the menacing cloud of death that hovered over them, they dared not look life in the face.

p. 1285

Abies c.Ac. sulfuricumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n. Arnica Arsenicum AzarumCaulophyllumCausticumChina

CinaCocculusGelsemiumHyoscyamusLachesisLatrodectusMoschusMurexN. moschata

N. vomicaPulsatillaRaphanusSepiaStrychninumSulfurTarentula h.ValerianaZincum m.

They carefully guarded their open wounds from any harsh and painful contact. Everything: a carriage passing rapidly in the street, a summons to dinner, the maid asking which dress to put out, or, worse still, any word of insincere or perfunctory sympathy, sorely irritated the wound, seemed an affront, and violated the requisite silence in which they both tried to listen to the somber, awesome choir that still resounded in their imagination and hindered their gazing into those mysterious, limitless vistas which for an instant had opened before them.

p. 1285

AbrotanumAc. carbolicumAc. fluoricumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumAconitumAilantusAmbraAnacardiumArgentum n.ArnicaAurum mur.AzarumBaptisiaBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaCactusC. carbonicum

Carbo v.ChinaCocculusColchicumConiumCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisFerrum ph.HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIrisKreosotumLaurocerasusLobelia LycopodiumM. carbonicumMercurius cor.

Mercurius v. Mezereum N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaPetroleumPhosphorusPlantagoPlumbumPrunusPulsatillaRanunculus b.SabadillaSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramonium

Only when alone together were they safe from such out-rage and pain. They spoke little even to each other. When they did speak it was of the most trivial matters. And both avoided any allusion to the future.

p. 1285

Ac. oxalicum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. picricumAconitumAgaricusAmbraAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum m.Argentum n.BaptisiaB. carbonicum Belladonna BerberisC. phosphoricum Carbo a. Carbo s. Carbo v. Causticum

Chamomilla CicutaCocculusConiumCrotalusGelsemiumGlonoinumGnaphaliumGraphitesGuajacumHelleborusHeloniasHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumK. nitricumMercurius d.

MezereumMoschusN. moschataN. vomicaOpiumOleanderPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSiliceaStannumStramoniumUrticaVeratrum v.VerbascumZincum mur.

The unremitting restraint in speech, the constant, scrupu-lous avoidance of everything that might lead to mention of him—this pulling up at every point before the barriers of what might not be spoken of, brought to their minds with still greater clarity and vividness what they were feeling.

p. 1286

Actaea r.Ant. crudumAnt. tartaricumArnicaAurum m.BryoniaChamomillaChina

CinaColocynthisConium Cuprum m. Ignatia Lycopodium N. muriaticum N. vomica

Plumbum PulsatillaSaniculaSiliceaStramoniumVeratrum a.Veratrum v.

Princess Marya asked the Countess to let Natasha go with her to Moscow, and both parents gladly gave their consent, for they saw their daughter's physical strength declining with each day, and hoped that a change of scene and the advice of Moscow doctors might do her good.

p. 1286

Ac. muriaticumAc. oxalicum Ac. phosphoricum Agaricus AluminaAmbra Anacardium Ant. tartaricumArgentum m. Argentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.BryoniaCactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCannabis s.Carbo v.CausticumChelidonium

ChinaCocculusColchicumConiumCrotalusDigitalisFerrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.GelsemiumGentiana i.HamamelisHeloniasHeparIodumK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKalmiaKreosotumLachesis

LaurocerasusMercurius sol.N. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. phosphoricumN. moschataPhosphorus Podophyllum Pulsatilla RheumRutaSabinaSecaleSeleniumSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaTabacumTarentula h.ValerianaZincum s.

"I am not going anywhere," Natalia replied when the proposal was made to her. "Please, just leave me in peace," she said, and ran out of the room, scarcely able to restrain her tears, which sprang from vexation and resentment rather than sorrow.

p. 1286

AzaBelladonnaBryonia

DigitalisFerrum m.Hyoscyamus

PhosphorusPlatinumPulsatilla

C. carbonicumCarbo v.CausticumChamomillaCocculusCuprum m.

IgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. carbonicumM. muriaticumMoschusN. vomica

SecaleSepiaStannumStaphisagriaZincum m.

Since feeling herself deserted by Princess Marya and alone in her grief, Natasha spent most of the time in her room curled up in a corner of the sofa...

p.p. 1286, 1287

Argentum n. ArnicaArsenicumAzaBromiumBufoChina

ClematisConiumDroseraHeloniasHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatum

K. carbonicumLacLycopodium NajaPalladiumPhosphorusStramonium

... crumpling or tearing something with her slender, nervous fingers, staring with an intent, fixed gaze at whatever her eyes chanced to fall on.

p. 1287

AluminaAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArsenicumAzarumBelladonnaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCannabis i.CantharisClematis

CrocusDaphneHeparK. bromatumK. nitricum Kreosotum Lachesis Laurocerasus M. muriaticum N. muriaticum N. moschata

Phosphorus PlatinumPulsatillaRhododendronRhus t.SpigeliaSpongiaStramoniumSulfurZincum m.

This solitude exhausted and tormented her, yet she needed it.

p. 1287

Ac. fluoricumAc. phosphoricumActaea r.AmbraArnicaAurum m.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum Causticum Cocculus

Tarentula h.ColocynthisGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisLiliumLycopodiumMercurius sol.

N. muriaticumN. vomica Opium Phosphorus PlatinumPulsatilla SepiaStaphisagria Sulfur

She continually felt that she was on the verge of under-standing, of penetrating that on which her spiritual gaze was bent in an awesome inquiry that was beyond her strength.

p. 1287

AconitumAesculusAgaricusAgnusAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. crudumAraneaArnicaArsenicumAtropinumAurum m.AzaAzarumBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricum

Carbo s.CaulophyllumChamomillaCinaCinnabarisCoffeaColchicumColocynthisConiumCornus f.CrocusCrotalusCrotonCyclamenDigitalisGratiolaHeparK. bichromicumK. bromatum

LedumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.MezereumN. vomicaOenantePetroleumPhellandriumPlantagoPlumbumPrunusRhus t.SambucusSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStramoniumStrontiumStrychninum

Carbo a. Lachesis

One day toward the end of December, Natasha, thin and wan, wearing a black woolen dress, her hair carelessly twisted into a knot, was sitting with her feet tucked under her at one end of the sofa, nervously creasing and smoothing out the ends of her sash and staring at a corner of the door.

She was gazing at the place where he had gone—the other side of life. And that other side of life, of which she had never thought before, and which had seemed to her so remote and improbable, was now nearer, more comprehensible and familiar, than this side of life.

p. 1287

AconitumArgentum n.BelladonnaBoraxC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCapsicumChinaCocculusCrocusCuprum m.Digitalis

Ferrum m.IgnatiaK. carbonicumLycopodiumN. moschataPetroleumPhellandriumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSarsaparilla

SenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurValerianaZincum m.Zincum ph.

... where all was emptiness and desolation, or suffering and indignity.

p.1287

Ac. oxalicumAc. picricumAgericusAmbraArgentum n.Arnica

Cuprum m. GelsemiumHypericumIgnatiaK. carbonicumK. phosphoricum

Ranunculus b.Secale Sepia Silicea StaphisagriaStrychninum

BelladonnaBellisChininum a.Chininum s.CinaCobaltumCocculus

NajaN. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPulsatilla

SulfurTarentula h.Tellurium Theridion Zincum m. Zincum v.

She saw his face, heard his voice, repeated his words and her own, and sometimes imagined other words they might have spoken.

p. 1287

Ac. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAgaveAconitumAesculusAgaricusAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAngusturaArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.AzarumBelladonnaBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCannabis i.Cannabis s.CantharisCarbo s.Causticum

ChinaChininum a.Chininum s.CobaltumCoccusCoffeaColchicumColocynthisFerrum ph.GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHeleborusHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicum K. nitricumK. sulfuricumLachesisLaurocerasusLycopodiumMercurius sol.MezereumN. arsenicosumN. carbonicum

N. vomicaCleanderOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumStrychninumSulfur Sumbulus Tabacum Tarentula h.Thuja ValerianaVeratrum a. Verbascum Viola o. Viola t. Zincum m.

Chamomilla N. phosphoricum

"One thing would be awful," he said, "to bind oneself for-ever to a suffering man. It would be everlasting torture." And he looked at her—Natasha sees that look again—with a searching gaze. As usual, she answered without taking time to think what she was going to say. "This can't go on," she said, "it won't go on, you will get well—entirely well."

p. 1287

AconitumAngusturaAnt. crudumArnicaAurum m.AzaAzarumBelladonnaBoraxCaladium

CapsicumChamomilla ChinaCinaCinnabarisCoffeaColchicumFerrum m.Hypericum

IguatiaN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusSiliceaStrychninumTarentula h.ValerianaZingiber

"I agreed," Natasha now said to herself, "that it would be awful if he were to go on suffering always. I said it at the time only because it would have been awful for him, but he understood it differently. He thought it would be awful for me. He still wanted to live then—he was afraid of death. But I said it so awkwardly and stupidly. It wasn't what I meant. I was thinking of something quite different. If I had said what I was thinking, I should have said: even if he had to go on dying, dying continually before my eyes, I should have been happy compared with what I am now. Now... there is nothing, no one. Did he know that? No. He didn't know, he'll nevere know. And now it can never, never possibly be put right."

p. 1288

And again he was saying the same words to her, but now in her imagination Natasha gave him a different answer. She stopped him and

said: "Awful for you, but not for me. You know that for me there is nothing in life but you, and to suffer with you is the greatest happiness for me." And he took her hand and pressed it as he had pressed it on that terrible evening four days before his death. And in her imagination she uttered tender, loving words, which she might have said to him then, but spoke only now. "I love you... you... love you, love you..." she said, wringing her hands convulsively and clenching her teeth in desperate travail.

p. 1288

Ac. phosphoricumAmbraAnt. crudumArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum Cina Conium Digitalis

GlonoinumHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumLachesisMercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPulsatilla

SepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurThujaVeratrum a. Viola o. Zincum s.

And a sweet sorrow overcame her and tears came to her eyes. But all at once she asked herself: to whom was she saying this? Where is he and who is he now?

Again everything was shrouded in a dull, aching perplex-ity, and again, with a strained frown, she tried to peer into the world where he was... Now, now, she thought, she was about to penetrate the mystery.

p. 1288

Abrotanum Ac. aceticum Ac. fluoricum Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricum Ac. phosphoricum Ac. picricum Ac. sulfuricum Aletris

CinnabarisCocculusCoccusCoffeaColchicumConiumCuprum m.CurareDigitalis

Mephitis N. arsenicosum N. carbonicum N. muriaticum N. phosphoricum N. sulfuricum N. moschata N. vomica Oleander

AloeAnacardium Argentum m. Argentum n. Arnica Aurum m. AvenaAzaBerberisBryoniaC. arsenicosumC. phosphoricumCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChinaChininum a.Chionanthus

ElapsGelsemiumGlonoinumGuajacumIgnatiaIrisK. bromatumK. nitricumK. phosphoricumKalmiaLacLachesisLathyrusLobeliaLycopodiumM. muriaticumM. phosphoricum Mancinella

OpiumPareiraPetroleumPhosphorusPteleaPulsatillaRaphanusRhus t.SeleniumSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaSulfurTerebinthinaeTheridionViburnumVipera

Besides a general feeling of aloofness from everyone at this time, Natasha fell a special estrangement from the members of her own family. All of them—her father, mother, Sonya—were so near to her, so familiar and everyday, that all they said and felt seemed an affront to the world in which she had been living of late.

p. 1289

Ac. nitricumAnacardiumArsenicumBufoChamomilla

ChinaCuprum m.LacLedumLycopodium

N. vomicaPulsatillaStaphisagria Tarentula h.

... and she regarded them not only with indifference but hostility.

p. 1289

AbrotanumAbsintumAluminaAnt. tartaricumBryoniaC. carbonicumCicuta

Hyoscyamus HelleborusLachesis N. vomica Oenante Physostigma Phosphorus

PlatinumSiliceaStramoniumSulfurRhus t.Veratrum a.

"Pe—Petya—Go, go, she—she is calling," and weeping like a child, he feebly tottered to a chair and almost fell into it, covering his face with his hands.

Suddenly it was as if an electric shock ran through Nata-sha's whole being. Terrible anguish struck her heart. She felt an agonizing pain, as if something were being rent within her and she were dying. But the pain was followed by an instantaneous release from the constraint that had been weighing on her, cutting her off from life. At the sight of her father, and the sound of a fearful, harsh cry from behind her mother's door, she instantly forgot herself and her own grief.

p. 1289

Aconitum AgaricusAluminaApisArgentum n.ArtemisiaAurum m.AzaBelladonnaBryoniaBufoCactusC. carbonicumCausticum

CedronCicutaCocculus CollinsoniaConiumCuprum m.GelsemiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoIodumK. bromatumIpecacuanhaM. muriaticum

MoschusN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPlatinumSecaleSepiaSpigeliaStramoniumTarentula h.Veratrum a.Veratrum v.Zincum m.

Natasha looked at her with eyes brimming with tears, a

look in which there was nothing but love and an entreaty for forgiveness.

p. 1290

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumAethusaAmbraAnacardiumApisArgentum n.ArsenicumArtemisiaAurum m.Aurum mur.B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum CamphoraCannabis i.

Cannabis s.Carbo v.ChamomillaChinaChininum s.CocculusCoffeaCuprum m.DioscoreaGlonoinumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. areenicosumLachesisLycopodiumM. phosphoricumMercurius sol.

N. vomicaOenanteOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SabadillaSecaleSepiaSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaValerianaVeratrum a.Zincum v.

Natasha, kneeling on the edge of the chair, bent over her mother and took her in her arms. With unexpected strength she raised her up and turned her face to her, pressing her close.

"Mamma!.. Darling!.. I'm here, my dearest Mamma," she kept whispering, not pausing for an instant.

She did not let go of her mother but gently struggled with her, and calling for pillows and water, unbuttoned and open her mother's dress.

"My dearest, darling... Mamma, precious..." she murmured ceaselessly, kissing her head, her hands and face, and feeling her own irrepressible tears tickling her nose and cheeks.

p. 1290

Ac. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricumActaea r.

Chelidonium Cicuta Cinnabaris Coccus

LycopusManganumMercurius i.Naja

AesculusAgaricusAnacardiumArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.BaptisiaBelladonnaBerberisBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCarbo v.CarduusCausticum

CoffeaColocynthisCornus c.CrotalusCuprum m.ElapsGelsemiumGlonoinumHelleborusIgnatiaIrisK. iodatumK. phosphoricumLachesisLycopodium

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaPalladiumParisPhosphorusPlatinumPteleaPulsatillaSabadillaSpigeliaSulfurSumbulusZincum m.

"My dearest Mamma," she repeated, exerting all the power of her love to find some way of taking on herself the excess of grief that was crushing her mother.

p. 1290

Ac. nitricumActaea r.ApisAnt. tartaricum ArnicaArsenicum

Aurum m.B. carbonicum BelladonnaC. carbonicumCausticumChamomilla

LachesisN. vomicaOpiumStaphisagria Veratrum a.

Natasha had no recollection of how that day passed, nor that night, nor the following day and night. She did not sleep and did not leave her mother's side.

p. 1290

Ac. nitricumAc. oxalicumArsenicumAzaBelladonna

ColocynthisCroton Ferrum m. Graphites Helleborus

N. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaParisPhosphorus

BovistaBryoniaC. carbonicumCarbo a.ChinaCinaCinnabarisCoffea

Hepar IgnatiaK. iodatumKreosotumLachesisMercurius sol.MezereumMoschus

Rhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaTarentula h.Verutrum v.

Her patient, unflagging love seemed to envelop the Countess completely, not explaining or consoling, but calling her back to life.

On the third night the Countess was calm for a few min-utes and Natasha rested her head on the arm of her chair.

p. 1290

AconitumAgaricusAmbraAnt. crudumArgentum n.

ArsenicumAsteriasAzarumCausticumChamomilla

K. carbonicumPhosphorusStramonium Tarentula h.Valeriana

But the wound that almost killed the Countess brought Natasha back to life.

p. 1291

Aconitum Belladonna C. carbonicum Cocculus Drosera

Hyoscyamus IrisLachesis Mezereum N. vomica

Opium Phosphorus Stramonium Veratrum a.

A spiritual wound that is caused by a reading of the spiri-tual body is like a physical wound and, strange as it may seem, heals and closes over in just the same way...

p. 1291

Anacardium Aurum m.

Carbo v.Causticum

HeparIgnatia

Belladonna Bismuthum C. arsenicosum C. carbonicum Cannabis i.

CicutaCrotalusDigitalisGraphites

K. arsenicosumM. carbonicum Phosphorus Veratrum a.

... both physical and spiritual wounds alike healing only as the result of a vital force from within.

p. 1291

Agaricus Anacardium

Ant. tartaricum Chloralum

That is how Natasha's wound healed. She had believed that her life was over. But suddenly her love for her mother showed her that the essence of life—love—was still active within her. Love awoke, and life awoke.

p. 1291

Ac. oxalicumAconitumAmbraAnacardium Ant. crudumArsenicumAurum m.BoraxC. carbonicum

Carbo a. Carbo v.Coffea Crocus Hyoscyamus IpecacuanhaIgnatiaN. muriaticum N. moschata

N. vomica Opium ParisPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSenegaStramoniumVeratrum a.

Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health.

p. 1292

AluminaAnacardiumApisArnica

GelsemiumGlonoinumIgnatiaK. phosphoricum

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumPaeoniaSilicea

CactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCoffea

LactusaMercurius sol.Mezereum

SpongiaValerianaZingiber

For three weeks Natasha never left her mother's room, sleeping on a lounge chair, making her eat and drink, and ceaselessly talking to her because her tender, caressing voice was the only thing that soothed the Countess.

p. 1291

Ac. phosphoricum C. carbonicumIgnatia

N. muriaticumOpium Phosphorus

Pulsatilla Staphisagria

One day, noticing that Natasha was shivering feverishly in the middle of the day, Princess Marya took her to her own room and made her lie down on the bed.

p. 1292Ac. benzoicum Ac. nitricum AgaricusAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnantherumAnt. crudumArnicaArsenicumC. carbonicumAc. hydrocyanicumCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChelidoniumChinaCocculus

ConiumCrotalusDigitalisGelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. bichromicum K. carbonicum K. sulfuricum Lachesis Lycopodium

Mercurius sol. N. vomica OnosmodiumPhosphorus Phytolacca Pulsatilla Ranunculus b.Rhus t. SambucusSanguinariaSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaSulfurValerianaZincum m.

"Masha," she said, timidly drawing Princess Marya's hand toward her. "Masha, you don't think I'm wicked, do you? Masha, darling, how I love you! Let us be real, bosom friends!"

And throwing her arms around Princess Marya, Natasha began kissing her face and hands. Princess Marya was both embarrassed and delighted by this demonstration of Natasha's feelings.

From that day there sprang up between them one of those tender, passionate friendships that exist only between women. They were continually kissing and saying tender things to each other and spent most of their time together. If one went out, the other became restless and hastened to join her. Together they felt more in harmony than when apart. A tie stronger than friendship was established between them: that special feeling of life being possible only in each other's company.

p. 1292

Ac. muriaticumAc. lacticumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAethusaAluminaArgentum n.ArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBismuthumC. carbonicumCapsicumCarbo a.ChamomillaChina

ClematisColocynthisCyclamenDroseraEuphorbiumEuphrasiaGuajacumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumM. carbonicumManganum

N. muriaticumN. vomicaOleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRheumSabadillaSabinaSpongiaStannumVeratrum a.

She did not think of applying that humility and self-abne-gation to her own life, because she was accustomed to seek other joys, but she understood and loved in another those hitherto incomprehensible virtues.

p. 1293

Abies c.Ac. muriaticumAc. phosphoricumAloeAluminaAzarumBelladonnaCapsicumCicutaClematis

CocculusEuphorbiumGelsemiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisLycopodiumManganumN. vomicaPetroleum

PlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSarsaparillaSepiaSiliceaStannumViola t.Zincum m.

For Princess Marya, listening to Natasha's stories of her childhood and early youth, there also opened another, formerly uncomprehended, side of life: belief in life and its enjoyment.

p. 1293

Ac. sulfuricum Actaea r.ArnicaAurum m.BelladonnaCapsicumCocculusCoffeaCyclamen

Hyoscyamus IgnatiaLachesis Lilium Menyanthes N. vomicaPhosphorus Platinum

PulsatillaSarsaparillaSpongiaStramoniumSulfur i.SumbulusTarentula h.Vabascum

Natasha had grown thin and pale, and physically so weak that they all talked about her health, and this pleased her.

p. 1293

Ac. benzoicum Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. muriaticum Ac. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitum

ChinaChininum a. Chininum s. Cina CinnamonumCocculus

Mercurius cor.Mercurius i.Mercurius sol.MoschusNajaN. moschata

Actaea r. AesculusAluminaAmm. carbonicumAmylicumAnt. tartaricumApocynumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.AzarumB. carbonicumB. iodatum Bothrops BromiumBryonia Cadmium s. CaladiumC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis s. Cantharis Carbo s. Carbo v. Causticum Cedron Chamomilla Chelidonium Chimaphila m.

CollinsoniaColocynthisConiumCrocusCrotalusCrotonDigitalisEucalyptusEuphorbiumFerrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.Formica GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHeparHydrastisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. nitricumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLiliumLycopodiumM. muriaticum

N. vomicaOpiumPaeoniaPetroleumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPodophyllumPteleaPulsatillaRanunculus b.RutaSanguinariaSarsaparillaSecaleSenecioSenegaSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSquillaStramoniumSulfurSumbulusTabacumTheridionVeratrum a.Veratrum v.VerbascumZincum m.

But sometimes she was overcome by a fear not only of death...

p. 1293

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAgnusAmbra

CausticumChamomilla ChinaChininum a.

K. phosphoricumLachesisLilium Lycopodium

AnacardiumArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.B. carbonicumBromiumBryoniaCadmium m.CaladiumC. carbonicumCannabis i.Carbo v.Carbo s.

CocculusCoffeaColchicumConiumCrotalusCuprum m.Eupatorium per.GraphitesHelleborusHeparHypericumIgnatia

M. carbonicumMercurius sol. Mezereum N. arsenicosum N. muriaticum N. vomicaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSepiaSiliceaVeratrum a.

... but of illness, poor health...p. 1293

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumArgentum m.Argentum n.ArsenicumBiyonia

CactusC. carbonicumK. arsenicosumLachesisLiliumN. moschataN. vomica

PetroleumPhosphorusPulsatilla SepiaStaphisagria Sulfur

... and of losing her looks, and sometimes found herself examining her bare arm, amazed at its thinness.

p. 1293

Ac. carbolicumAc. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAconitumActaea r.Actaea s.ApisArgentum n.Arnica

Carbo a.CicutaEupatorium per.GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHeparHyoscyamusHypericum

LachesisLiliumM. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPodophyllumPulsatilla

ArsenicumAurum m.BromiumBryoniaCaladiumC. arsenicosumC. carbonicum

IgnatiaIrisK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKreosotumLac

SepiaSiliceaSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.

... or gazing at her drawn and, as it seemed to her, pitiful face in the glass in the morning.

p. 1293

Amm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.ArsenicumBerberisBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicumCausticumChelidoniumCinaClematis

ColchicumCuprum m.DigitalisK. bichromicumK. carbonicumK. nitricumLycopodiumM. muriaticumManganumMercurius sol.MezereumN. vomica

PhosphorusPhytolaccaPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSiliceaSpigeliaStannumStaphisagriaVeratrum a.Zincum s.

She thought that this was as it should be, and yet dread-fully sad.

p. 1293

Ac. carbolicum Ac. hydrocyanicumAc. muriaticumAc. nitricumAc. oxalicumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAlumina

ChamomillaChinaChininum a.CicutaCinaCocculusCoffeaCornus c.

LaurocerasusM. carbonicumManganumMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.NajaN. carbonicumN. vomica

Amm. carbonicumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumApisArsenicumB. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicum Camphora Cannabis i. Cantharis Carbo s. Carbo v.Causticum

CrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisDulcamaraEupatorium per.GelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumKreosotumLachesis

OpiumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlumbumPodophyllumPulsatillaRheumRhus t.SarsaparillaSecaleSquillaStramoniumTabacumTarentula h. Veratrum a.Zincum m.

One day after hurrying upstairs she was out of breath. She immediately found some pretext for going downstairs and then ran up again, testing her strength and observing the result.

Another time when she called Dunyasha her voice cracked. She called again—though she could hear her coming —in the chest tones in which she used to sing, and listened to herself.

She did not know and would not have believed it, but un-derneath what seemed to her an impenetrable layer of slime that covered her soul, tender, delicate young shoots of grass were already thrusting up, which, taking root, would so cover with their living verdure the grief that weighed her down that soon it would be unseen and forgotten. The wound had begun to heal from within.

p.1293

Ant. crudumArgentum n.Arnica BelladonnaBromium Bryonia Camphora

DigitalisFerrum m.GlonoinumGraphitesIodumK. bromatumK. sulfuricum

LachesisJuniperusK. bichromicum Lycopodium Lycopus Thuja Zincum mur.

Carbo v.

Pierre looked again at the companion's pale, delicate face with its black eyes and curious mouth. Something close to him, long forgotten and more than sweet, gazed at him from those intent eyes.

"But no, it can't be!" he thought "This stern, thin, pale face that looks so much older? It cannot be she. It only reminds me of her."

p.1330

AbrotanumAnacardiumArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaBerberis BufoCadmium m. C. carbonicumCamphoraCantharis

ChelidoniumChinaCicutaColocynthisConiumIodumK. bichromicum K. carbonicumKreosotumLachesisLycopodiumN. vomicaOleander

OpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.SecaleSepiaStannumStaphisagria Strontium Sulfur Tarentula c. Veratrum a.

Pierre had not noticed Natasha because he had never ex-pected to see her there, and he failed to recognize her because of the tremendous change in her since they had last met. She had grown thin and pale. But that was not what made her unrecognizable: she was unrecognizable when he first entered the room and glanced at her because there was no trace of a smile on that face whose eyes had always shone with a suppressed smile of the joy of life; now her eyes were intent, kiud, and full of mournful inquiry.

p.p. 1330, 1331

Ac. oxalicum Cantharis K. arsenicosum

Ac. phosphoricumActaea r.AluminaAmbraArnicaAurum m.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum Cannabis s.

CapsicumCarbo a.CausticumConiumGraphitesHelleborusHydrastisIgnatiaIndigo

LacM. carbonicumMancinellaMelilotusN. carbonicum N. sulfuricum OrnitogallumPhytolaccaSulfur

Natasha, leaning on her elbow, the expression of her face continually changing with the story, watched Pierre, never taking her eyes off him, and seemed to be experiencing with him all that he described. Not only her look but her exclamations and the brief questions she put showed Pierre that she understood just what he wanted to convey. It was clear that she understood not only what he said, but also what he would have liked to say but could not express in words.

p. 1335Ac. muriaticumApisArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicumBryoniaCarbo s.ChelidoniumChinaChininum a.Cyclamen

Ferrum ars.Ferrum i.Ferrum m.GraphitesHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumLycopodiumMezereumNaphtalinum

N. arsenicosum N. vomicaPulsatillaSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaStramoniumThujaVeratrum a.

Natasha, without knowing it, was all attention; she missed not a single word, not an inflection of his voice, a glance, the twitch of a facial muscle, or a gesture.

p. 1336

Aconitum Aloe

ColocynthisDrosera

PlumbumPulsatilla

Ant. tartaricumArsenicumC. carbonicumCapsicumCausticumChamomillaChinaCocculus

GraphitesK. carbonicumLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. phosphoricumMercurius cor.Pareira

RheumRhus t.SabinaSecaleSepiaSulfurThuja

She caught the unfinished word on the wing and took it straight into her open heart, divining the secret import of all Pierre's spiritual travail.

p. 1336

Ac. sulfuricumAconitumAesculusAgaricusAllium s.ArsenicumArumBaptisiaB. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaCamphoraCausticumChamomillaChina

ChloralumCicutaCocculusColocynthisCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisGlonoinumHelleborusHyoscyamus Ignatia Lachesis Lilium Melilotus Mercurius cor.

Mercurius sol. N. vomicaOenanteOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SambucusStramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.Zincum mur.

Pierre finished his story. Natasha's bright, glowing eyes were still fixed on him, as if trying to understand something more, which he had perhaps left unsaid.

p. 1337

Abies n. AbrotanumAconitum

Cannabis i.CantharisCausticum

N. sulfuricumN. moschataN. vomica

AgaticusAnacardiumArgentum m.ArnicaArsenicumBaptisiaC. carbonicumC. sulfuricum

CocculusCoffeaGelsemiumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaKreosotumN. arsenicosum

Phosphorus SepiaStaphisagria Stramonium Mercurius d. Thuja Zincum m.

... from that moment something hidden and unknown to herself, yet irresistible, awoke in Natasha's soul.

p. 1345

Aconitum Argentum n. Arsenicum Bismuthum

BoraxCantharisDroseraIodum

PhosphorusStramoniumTarentula h.

Everything about her: her face, her voice, the way she walked, and her expression, suddenly changed. To her own surprise the life force and the hope of happiness rose to the surface and demanded to be satisfied. From that first evening Natasha seemed to have forgotten all that had happened to her.

p. 1345

Ac. nitricumAgaricus Ailantus Arsenicum CactusC. carbonicum

Camphora CicutaHamamelisHelleborusHeloniasM. carbonicum

MenthaMercurius sol.PalladiumPhysostigmaPrunusSabadilla

She never once bewailed her situation or said a word about the past, and no longer feared to form cheerful plans for the future.

p. 1345

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAloeAmbraAnacardiumApisArgentum n.ArnicaArsenicumAurum m.AzaAzarumBelladonna

CapsicumChamomillaChinaChininum s.CocculusCoffeaFerrum m.GelsemiumIgnatiaLachesisLiliumMercurius sol.

MoschusN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPulsatillaSiliceaStaphisagriaTarentula h.TeucriumValerianaVeratrum a.

Natasha's reawakening to life was obviously so over-whelming and unexpected for the girl herself...

p. 1346

Ac. aceticum Ac. benzoicum AesculusAluminaArgentum n.Atropinum BelladonnaCamphoraCapsicumCausticum

CoffeaConium Cuprum ars. Dulcamara Ferrum m.Hypericum K. carbonicumK. phosphoricum MelilotusN. arsenicosum

OleanderOpiumPlantagoPlumbumPulsatillaSecaleSiliceaSulfurValeriana Viola t.

EPILOGUE

1813 - 1820 years

Natasha had married early in the spring of 1813, and by 1820 had three daughters, and a son she had longed for pas-sionately and was now nursing herself. She had grown plump and filled out, and it was hard to recognize in this robust young mother the slender, ebullient Natasha of former days.

p. 1381

Ambra Anacardium Aralia AristolochiaB. carbonicum BoldoC. carbonicum Cannabis s.

CantharisCarduusCausticumClematisCollinsoniaCrocusFucusGraphites

LachesisLaurocerasusPlatinum PulsatillaStaphisagria Thuja Ustilago Veratrum a.

Her features were more defined and had a calm, soft, serene expression. Her face had lost the perpetually scin-tillating animation that had formerly constituted its chief charm. Now it was more often only the face and body that one saw, while the soul was hardly apparent. The impression one had was of a strong, handsome, fruitful woman. Very seldom was the old fire kindled in her now.

p. 1381

Aesculus AloeAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumApis

CrotonGelsemiumGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamus

Mercurius cor.MezereumN. muriaticumN. moschataOpium

BerberisC. carbonicumCapsicumCarbo v.CicutaCrotalus

IodumK. bichromicumK. bromatumLycopodiumM. muriaticum

PlantagoPlumbumSanguinariaStramoniumUranium

The young Countess Bezukhova was seldom seen in society, and those who met her there did not find her very pleasing. She was neither charming nor amiable. It was not that Natasha liked solitude—she did not know whether she liked it or not, and rather thought that she did not—but with her pregnancies, confinements, the nursing of the children, and sharing every moment of her husband's life, she could not satisfy all these demands except by renouncing society.

p. 1382

AconitumB. carbonicumC. carbonicumCausticum Cicuta Cuprum m. Ferrum m.GelsemiumGraphites

IgnatiaIodumLedumLiliumLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. muriaticum

OleanderPalladiumPaulliniaSepiaSulfurThujaVeratrum a.Veratrum v.

All who had known Natasha before her marriage won-dered at the change in her as at something extraordinary. Only the old Countess, whose maternal instinct had always told her that Natasha's waywardness sprang from her need of children and a husband—as Natasha herself had once declared at Otradnoe, more in earnest than in jest—was now surprised by the wonder expressed by those who had never understood her daughter, and kept saying that she had always known Natasha would make an exemplary wife and mother.

p. 1382

Aurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum China Clematis Crocus

HyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLedumM. carbonicumMoschusN. carbonicum

OpiumPhosphorusPlumbum Rhus t. Stannum Tarentula h. Veratrum a.

Natasha, on the contrary, had immediately relinquished all her seductive charms, among which one had been extraordi-narily effective—her singing. She gave it up just because it was so powerfully seductive. She did not trouble herself about her manners or speaking tactfully, or her clothes, or showing herself to her husband in the most advantageous attitudes, and did not hesitate to make demands upon him. She did everything contrary to the rules. She felt that the charms that instinct had formerly taught her to use would now seem merely ridiculous to her husband, to whom she had from the first moment surrendered herself completely—that is, with her whole soul, leaving no comer of it hidden from him

p.p. 1382, 1383

Amm. carbonicumC. carbonicumCapsicumCrotalusHelleborus

HyoscyamusMercurius sol. N. vomica Petroleum

SiliceaStaphisagria StramoniumVeratrum a.

She felt that the bond between them was not sustained by the romantic feelings that had attracted him to her, but by something else, something indefinable, but as firm as the bond between her own soul and body.

p. 1383

Ac. hydrocyanicum Aconitum

C. carbonicumCapsicum

N. vomicaOpium

Anacardium Arsenicum Aurum m. AzaAzarum Belladonna

ChamomillaChinaCoffeaConiumIgnatiaLachesis

Phosphorus PlumbumValeriana Veratrum a. Veratrum v.

The chief reason for neglecting her singing, her dress, and pretty turns of speech, was that she had absolutely no time for such things.

p. 1383

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumApisArsenicumAtropinumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna BryoniaC. carbonicum Cannabis i.

ChinaCuprum m. HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumKalmiaLachesisLiliumMoschusN. vomicaPulsatilla

PlumbumRhus t.SepiaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.ValerianaVeratrum a.

The subject that wholly absorbed Natasha's attention was her family, that is, her husband, whom she had to keep so that he should belong entirely to her and to the home, and the children, whom she had to bear, give birth to, nurse, and rear.

p. 1383

AgaricusAilantusAluminaAmbraArgentum n.AristolochiaArnicaArsenicum

C. phosphoricumCamphoraCapsicumCarbo v.CausticumChinaCocculusColocynthis

LiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumNajaN. muriaticumN. vomicaPetroleumPlumbum

Aurum m.BaptisiaB. carbonicumB. muriaticum Borax CactusC. carbonicum

CrotalusCuprum m.Ferrum ph.GelsemiumGraphitesHyoscyamusKalmia

PulsatillaSiliceaSpongiaStramoniumTabacumZincum m.

Natasha needed a husband. A husband was given her, and he gave her a family. And she not only saw no need of any other or better husband, but as all her spiritual powers were devoted to serving that husband and family, she could not imagine and had no interest in trying to imagine how it would be if things were different.

p. 1384

Agaricus AzaBelladonna C. carbonicum CrotonIgnatia

Lachesis Lycopodium Mercurius sol. Moschus N. vomica Palladium

PlatinumPulsatillaSenecioSiliceaSulfurValeriana

Natasha did not care for society in general, but this made her value the more the society of her relations—her brother and Countess Marya, her mother, and Sonya. She prized the com-pany of those to whom she could come marching out of the nursery, disheveled and in her dressing gown, and with a joyful face show a diaper stained yellow instead of green and receive comforting reassurance that the baby was much better.

p. 1384

Ac. muriaticumAconitumAnacardium

ChinaCocculusPetroleum

StannumStramoniumSulfur

ApisArsenicumC. carbonicumCarbo v.Carica

PulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpigelia

TabacumTarentula h.ValerianaVeratrum a.Viscum

Natasha was negligent of herself to such a degree that her dress, the way she wore her hair, her tactlessness and her jealousy—she was jealous of Sonya, the governess, and of every woman plain or pretty—were continual subjects of jest among her friends.

p. 1384

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAnacardiumAnantherum Ant. crudum ApisBelladonna Bryonia

C. carbonicum C. phosphoricum C. sulfuricum Camphora Coffea Hyoscyamus Ignatia Lachesis

LycopodiumN. vomicaOpiumRaphanusStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfur

Their way of life and place of residence, their friends and ties, Natasha's occupations, the children's upbringing, were all determined not only by Pierre's expressed wishes, but by what Natasha surmised them to be from things he mentioned in conversation. And she deduced the essentials of his wishes quite correctly, and, once having arrived at them, adhered to them tenaciously. When Pierre himself showed signs of wanting to change his mind she would fight him with his own weapons.

p. 1385

Ac. fluoricumArsenicum Aurum m. C. carbonicum

Cannabis i. CoffeaCrocus Hyoscyamus

LachesisM. muriaticumOpiumPhosphorus

The general opinion was that Pierre was tied to his wife's apron strings, which was quite true. From the very first days of their married life Natasha had made known her demands. Pierre was greatly surprised by his wife's view, to him a totally novel one, that every moment of his life belonged to her and to the family. His wife's demands astonished him, but they also flattered him, and he acquiesced to them.

Pierre's submission was such that, let alone flirting with a woman, be dared not even smile when speaking to one; he dared not dine at the Club simply as a pastime and without good reason; dared not spend money on a whim; dared not absent himself for any length of time except on business—in which his wife included his intellectual pursuits, which she did not in the least understand but to which she attributed great importance. In return for this, Pierre had the unqualified right to order life at home as he chose, for himself and the whole family. In her own home Natasha was a slave to her husband, and the whole household went on tiptoe when he was occupied—that is, reading or writing in his study. Pierre had only to show a predilection for anything to have that wish always satisfied. He had only to express a wish and Natasha jumped up and ran to fulfill it.

p.p. 1384, 1385

AconitumAgaricusAnacardiumAngusturaAnt. tartaricumArgentum n.C. carbonicumCarbo a.Carbo v.CausticumChamomillaChina

GraphitesHydrocotyleIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumK. nitricumLycopodiumN. arsenicosumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOleander

PhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SabinaSiliceaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTheridionThuja

Cuprum m. Opium Viola t.

After seven years of marriage Pierre had the joyous, firm conviction that he was not a bad man, which he had come to feel because he saw himself reflected in his wife. In himself he felt all the good and bad inextricably mingled and overlapping. But in his wife he saw reflected only what was really good in him, since everything that was not absolutely good was rejected. And this was not the result of logical thought, but of something quite different—a direct, mysterious reflection.

p. 1385

Ac. nitricumAgnusAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumArnicaC. carbonicumCantharisCapsicum

CausticumChinaDigitalisGuajacumLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. vomica

PetroleumPhosphorusSpigelia StaphisagriaTarentula h. Viola o. Viola t.

The date set for his return had passed a fortnight ago, and since then Natasha had been in a constant state of depression, alarm, and irritability.

p. 1386

Aconitum AmbraAnacardiumArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicum Belladonna Bryonia CaladiumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCamphora

CapsicumCarbo v.CausticumChamomillaChinaChininum s.CinaCocculusCoffeaCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.

CyclamenDigitalisGraphitesHeparMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomica Petroleum PhosphorusSabadillaSiliceaVeratrum a.

Denisov, now a general on the retired list and very much dissatisfied with the present state of affairs, had arrived during these two weeks, and gazed at Natasha in melancholy wonder as at a bad likeness of someone once loved. A bored, dejected look, random replies, and talk about the nursery was all he saw or heard from his former enchantress.

p. 1386

Allium c.Amm. muriaticumAnacardiumAnt. crudumArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBismuthumBoraxBovistaBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricum

ChamomillaChelidoniumChinaChininum a.CinaCocculusColchicumConiumCuprum m.HeparK. carbonicumLycopodiumMercurius sol.

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SarsaparillaSepiaSiliceaStannumStaphisagriaSulfurThuja

Natasha had been disconsolate and fretful all during that time, especially when her mother, her brother, Sonya, or Countess Marya tried to excuse Pierre and invent reasons for his delay in returning.

"It's all nonsense—idiocy—all those discussions that never lead to anything, all those stupid societies!" she would say of the very matters she firmly believed were important.

p. 1386

Ac. sulfuricumAconitumAluminaAnacardiumAngustura

Carbo a.CausticumChamomillaChinaCicuta

PalladiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatilla

ApisArsenicumAurum m.BoraxBovistaC. carbonicumCamphoraCannabis i.Capsicum

CinaCocculusColocynthisCrocusCyclamenDigitalisGraphitesN. muriaticumN. vomica

Ranunculus b.SarsaparillaSepiaSpigeliaStaphisagriaThujaVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum m.

During those two weeks of restlessness Natasha so often resorted to the infant for comfort, and fussed over him so much that she overfed him and he fell ill. She was terrified by his illness, yet it was just what she needed. In caring for him she found it easier to bear her uneasiness about her husband.

p. 1387

AconitumAmm. carbonicumApisArgentum n.ArsenicumBelladonnaC. carbonicumConiumCrotalusDulcamara

GelsemiumHyoscyamusHypericumIgnatiaLachnanthesLedumNajaN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpium

PlatinumPlumbumPteleaPulexPulsatillaSarsaparillaTerebinthinaeTheridionVeratrum a.

Natasha ran with light footsteps to the vestibule. Denisov, comjng out of the study with his pipe, now for the first time saw the old Natasha again. Her face was transfigured by a flood of radiant, joyous light.

"He's come!" she exclaimed, as she flew past, and Deni-sov felt that he too was delighted that Pierre, whom he did not much like, had returned.

p. 1387

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAc. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAnacardiumApisArgentum m.ArnicaArsenicumArsenicum i.Aurum m.Aurum mur.AzaAzarumBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCamphoraCannabis i. Carbo s.Carbo v.CausticumChamomilla

ChelidoniumChinaCicutaCobaltumCocculusCoffeaCollinsoniaCrocusCuprum m.CyclamenDigitalisFerrum m.Ferrum ph.GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaPetroleumRhus a.K. sulfuricumLacLachesisLithiumLycopodiumM. muriaticum

Mercurius sol.MoschusNajaN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPodophyllumPulsatillaSepiaSiliceaSpongiaStannumStrychninumSulfurTarentula h. TaraxacumTelluriumTheridionThujaValerianaVeratrum v. Zincum m.

All at once she remembered the tortures of suspense she had lived through during the last two weeks: the joy that had lit up her face vanished; she frowned and unleashed a torrent of reproaches and bitter words.

p.p. 1387, 1388

AconitumActaea r.AluminaAmbraAzaC. carbonicum

CocculusCoffeaCrocusGelsemiumIgnatiaK. phosphoricum

N. moschataPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSepiaSumbulus

CamphoraCastoreumCausticumCobaltum

LiliumManganumMoschusN. muriaticum

Tarentula h.ValerianaZincum m.

"He's all right now. Come along. Aren't you ashamed? If only you could see what a state I was in without you, how miserable I was…"

p. 1388

Aconitum Ant. tartaricum ArnicaArsenicumBovistaC. carbonicumChamomillaChelidonium

ConiumDulcamara Ferrum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. arsenicosumK. iodatum

Mercurius sol. N. muriaticumRanunculus b.RutaSepiaRhus t.Thuja

The storm had long since spent itself and Natasha's face was all sunshine and radiant joy as she gazed at her husband and son.

p. 1388

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAnacardiumArnica Arsenicum Aurum m. BelladonnaBromiumBryoniaCamphoraCausticum

CrocusCuprum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaK. carbonicumLachesisLycopodiumMoschusN. muriaticumN. vomica

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumSepiaStaphisagriaStramoniumTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.Verattum v.

If he now incurred his wife's reproaches it was only for buying too much and being a spendthrift. To her other defects (as most people thought them, but which to Pierre were virtues) of untidiness and neglect of herself, Natasha now added stinginess.

p. 1391

Ac. phosphoricumC. carbonicumChinaHyoscyamusIpecacuanhaLycopodium

M. carbonicum Mercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. vomicaPulsatilla Rhus t.

SepiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

"... Natasha is absurd. You know how she has him under her thumb, but when it comes to a discussion—she can't say a thing for herself—she simply repeats what he has said," added Nikolai, yielding to that irresistible impulse that leads us to criticize our nearest and dearest.

Nikolai was unaware that what he was saying about Nata-sha could be applied word for word to himself in his relation to his wife.

p. 1404

AmbraAurum m.BryoniaC. carbonicumChamomillaCocculusColocynthis

Hyoscyamus Ignatia Lycopodium Mercurius sol. N. muriaticum N. vomica

OpiumPalladiumPlatinumSepiaStaphisagriaUranium

As soon as Natasha and Pierre were alone they too began to talk as only a husband and wife can talk, that is, apprehend-ding one another's thoughts and exchanging ideas with ex-traordinary swiftness and perspicuity, contrary to all the rules of logic, without the aid of premises, deductions, or conclusions, and in a quite singular way. Natasha was so used to this kind of

talk with her husband that for her it was a sure sign of something wrong between them if Pierre followed a logical train of thought. When he began proving something, coolly reasoning, and she, led on by his example, began to do the same, she knew they were on the verge of a quarrel.

p. 1406

Ac. fluoricum Ac. muriaticum Ac. salicylicum Ac. sulfuricumAconitumActaea r.AmbraAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumApocynumArgentum m.Argentum n.Arsenicum Aurum m.BaptisiaBelladonnaBerberisC. carbonicumCamphoraCarbo a.

CastoreumChamomillaChelidoniumCoffeaColocynthisCrocusCuprum m.DigitalisDioscoreaDulcamaraFerrum m.GelsemiumGlonoinumHydrastisHyoscyamusIodumIpecacuanhaLachesisLilium

M. muriaticumMezereumNajaN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. moschataN. vomicaOenanteOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumSpongiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumVeratrum aVeratrum v.Viola t.

This simultaneous discussion of many topics, far from hindering a clear understanding, was the surest indication that they fully understood each other.

Natasha told Pierre all about the daily life of her brother's home, and of how miserable she had been, not really living, without her husband, and how she was fonder than ever of Marya, who was in every respect a better person than herself. Natasha was sincere in acknowledging Marya's superiority, but at the same time, by the very fact of saying this, she exacted from Pierre an expression of his preference for her to Marya or

to any other woman, and she wanted him to tell her now, especially after having seen so many women in Petersburg.

p.p. 1406, 1407

AbrotanumAgaricusAloeAnt. tartaricumApisArgentum m.Aurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaCannabis i.Cannabis s.CoccusCoffeaConiumCrocus

Cuprum m.Eupatorium per.Ferrum mur.Ferrum ph.GambogiaGelsemiumGlonoinumHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. iodatumLachesisM. carbonicumMephitisMercurius i.

MoschusN. vomicaOpiumParisPhosphorusRanunculus b.SecaleStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTabacumTheridion Veratrum a. Verbascum Zincum m.

Chapter II.

Carmen

All referencies throughout the book are made according to Prosper Merimee Colomba and Carmen. Translated fromthe French by the Lady Mary Loyd. P.F. Collier & Son. New York

One evening, after it had grown quite dusk, I was leaning over the parapet of the quay, smoking, when a woman came up the steps leading from the river, and sat down near me. In her hair she wore a great bunch of jasmine—a flower which, at night, exhales a most intoxicating perfume. She was dressed simply, almost poorly, in black, as most work-girls are dressed in the evening.

p. 18

AntharacinumArgentum n.Carbo a.Cuprum m.Echinacea

IgnatiaOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumRobinia

StramoniumVeratrum a.Mercurius sol.Mercurius cor.

When she drew near me, the woman let the mantilla which had covered her head drop on her shoulders, and "by the dim light falling from the stars" I perceived her to be young, short in stature, well-proportioned, and with very large eyes.

p.p. 18, 19

Argentum n.BelladonnaC. carbonicumCannabis i.

Cannabis s.GelsemiumHyoscyamusIgnatia

ManganumOpiumStramonium

I threw my cigar away at once. She appreciated this mark of courtesy, essentially French, and hastened to inform me that she was very fond of the smell of tobacco, and that she even smoked herself...

p. 19

Ac. carbolicum Ipecacuanha Pulsatilla

AraneaArsenicumHeparIgnatia

Mercurius sol.N. carbonicumN. vomicaPlantago

SepiaSpigeliaTaraxacum

I very much doubt whether Senorita Carmen was a pure-blooded gipsy. At all events, she was infinitely prettier than any other woman of her race I have ever seen. For a woman to be beautiful, they say in Spain, she must fulfil thirty ifs, or, if it please you better, you must be able to define her appearance by ten adjectives, applicable to three portions of her person.

p. 21

AgaricusArundoAurum m.AzaBelladonnaBryoniaCocculus

GelsemiumHelleborusHeparIgnatiaK. carbonicumLachesisMoschus

N. moshataN. vomicaPlatinumPulsatillaStramoniumThujaValeriana

Her skin, though perfectly smooth, was almost of a copper hue.

p. 21

Ac. nitricumAluminaArsenicumC. carbonicumCarbo a.Carbo v.

CorralliumCrotonKreosotumLachesisMezereumPhosphorus

PhytolaccaRhus t.RutaUstilagoVeratrum v.

Her eyes were set obliquely in her head, but they were magnificent and large.

p. 21

Alumina Cicuta v. N. vomica

ApisBelladonnaC. carbonicumCantharisChelidonium

CyclamenGelsemiumHelleborusLycopodiumMercurius sol.

N. muriaticumSpigeliaStramoniumZincum m.

Her lips, a little full, but beautifully shaped... p. 21

AgaricusApisCamphora

Carbo v.IgnatiaMercurius sol.

PhytolaccaPulsatillaZincum m.

Her hair—a trifle course, perhaps—was black, with blue lights on it like a raven's wing, long and glossy.

p. 21

Ac. muriaticumAconitum n.Chamomilla

ChelidoniumLycopodiumSenega

SpongiaZincum m.

Her eyes, especially, had an expression of mingled sensuality...

p. 22

Ac. nitricumActaea r.Allium s.

IgnatiaNupharPhosphorus

PulsatillaSilicea

... and fierceness which I had never seen in any other human glance.

p. 22

AbrotanumAngusturaBryoniaCapsicum

CrocusMoschusPetroleumPhytolacca

N. muriaticumStaphisagriaSulfurTarentula h.

"Gipsy's eye, wolf 's eye!" p. 22

Ac. nitricumAconitum n.Aurum m.Bryonia

CausticumIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicum

N. vomicaSepia

"Is it really gold?" she said, gazing at it with rapt attention.

p. 22

AgaricusAurum mur. nat.HyoscyamusLachesis

LaurocerasusLycopodiumPulsatilla

SepiaSulfurVeratrum a.

The gipsy betrayed neither surprise nor anger at his advent, but she ran to meet him, and with a most striking volubility, she poured out several sentences...

p. 23

Ignatia N. vomica

She became more and more excited. p. 24

Actaea r.BelladonnaHydrastisHyoscyamus

IgnatiaOpiumSpongia

StramoniumVeratrum a.Verbascum

Her eyes grew fierce... p. 24

Absintum Cicuta v. Mercurius sol.

Ac. sulfuricumAconitumAgaricusAgnusAluminaAnacardiumArgentum n.ArsenicumArtemisiaAurum m.BelladonnaBerberisBoraxBryoniaCactusC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumC. sulfuricumCapsicumCarbo s.Carbo v.Causticum

ConiumCrocusCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisElapsFormica GelsemiumGlonoinumGraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. arsenicosumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. phosphoricumLiliumLycopodiumM. muriaticumMelilotus

MoschusN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. vomicaOnosmodiumOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPulsatillaPinusSepiaSpongiaStannumStramoniumStrontiumSulfur i.Tarentula h.Veratrum a.

... and bloodshot... p. 24

AesculusBelladonnaCactusCedronCrocusDigitalisHeparHamamelis

HyoscyamusK. bichromicumLacMillefoliumM. muriaticumN. moshataPhosphorus

SarsaparillaSepiaSpongiaStrontiumSulfurTarentula h.Urtica

... her features contracted she stamped her foot. p. 24

AconitumAmbraArnicaArsenicumBelladonnaBoraxBufoCamphoraC. carbonicumChamomillaCicuta

ColocynthisCausticumCoccolusCrocusCrotalusGraphitesHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

LaurocerasusMercurius cor.N. moshataN. vomicaOpiumPulsatillaSecaleStramoniumStrychninumVipera

She seemed to me to be earnestly pressing him to do something he was unwilling to do. What this was I fancied I understood only too well, by the fashion in which she kept drawing her little hand backward and forward under her chin. I was inclined to think she wanted to have somebody's throat cut, and I had a fair suspicion the throat in question was my own.

p. 24

AgaricusAluminaAnacardiumArsenicumArsenic i.BelladonnaC. carbonicum CamphoraChinaCuprum ars

Cuprum metallicumCurareHeparHyoscyamusIodumK. arsenicosumLachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.

N. vomicaOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramonium

To all her torrent of eloquence Don Jose's only reply were two or three shortly spoken words. At this the gipsy cast a glance of the most utter scorn at him...

p. 24

Ac. lacticum Colocynthis N. vomica

Ac. nitricumAloeAluminaArnicaArsenicumAurum mCantharisChamomillaChinaCicuta v.Cina

ComocladiaCyclamenGuajacumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. muriaticum

PalladiumParisPlatinumPulsatillaSecaleSiliceaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumVeratrum a.

In my country anybody who had seen a woman dressed in that fashion would have crossed himself.

p. 31

Rhus t.

At Seville every man paid her some bold compliment on her appearance. She had an answer for each and all, with her hand on her hip, as bold as the thorough gipsy she was.

p. 31

BelladonnaC. carbonicumCantharisCubebaCuprum mHelleborus

HyoscyamusMercurius cor.MoshusN. muriaticumN. moshataOpium

PhosphorusPhytolaccaSecaleStramoniumTarentula h.Veratrum a.

'It's for my priming-pin,' said I." 'Your priming-pin!' she cried, with a laugh. 'Oho! I

suppose the gentleman makes lace, as he wants pins!' p.p. 31, 32

Ac. fluoricumArundo

Ferrum ph.Lachnanthes

OpiumPlatinum

BelladonnaCrocus

LycopodiumN. moshata

Theridion

The wounded woman was crying out, 'A confessor, a confessor! I'm killed!' Carmen said nothing at all. She clinched her teeth...

p. 33

AluminaBelladonnaCamphora

Cicuta v.HyoscyamusMercurius sol.

PodophyllumStramonium

... and rolled her eyes like a chameleon. p. 33

AluminaAmm. muriaticumApisAraneaCarbo v.

ConiumGlonoinumHyoscyamusPetroleumPhosphorus

Rhus t.SarsaparillaSenegaStannumZincum m.

'Well,' retorted Carmen, 'I'll make troughs for the flies to drink out of on your cheeks, and I'll paint a draught-board on them!' And thereupon, slap, bank! she began making St. Andrew's crosses on the girl's face with a knife she had been using for cutting off the ends of the cigars.

p. 33

Hepar Mercurius sol. N. vomica

The case was quite clear. I took hold of Carmen's arm. 'Sister mine,' I said civilly, 'you must come with me.' She shot a glance of recognition at me, but she said, with a resigned look: 'Let's be off. Where is my mantilla?' She put it over her head so that only one of her great eyes was to be seen, and

followed my two men, as quiet as a lamb. p. 34

Ac. phosphoricumAurum mur. nat.B. carbonicum Bovista

CausticumIgnatiaPhosphorusPlumbum

SeleniumSanguinariaZincum v.

I have been insulted here, because I don't belong to this land of rogues and sellers of rotten oranges...

p. 36

AesculusArnicaChamomillaChinaCina

CrotalusDioscoreaHeparIndigoIodum

MenyanthesStaphisagriaStramoniumTarentula h.Uranium

... won't you do anything to help your own country-woman?'

p. 36

Argentum m.Carbo v.Lycopodium

N. vomicaPetroleumPlatinum

StaphisagriaSulfur

"She was lying then, sir, as she has always lied. I don't know that that girl ever spoke a word of truth in her life...

p. 36

AluminaAurum m.BelladonnaConium

HyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodiumM. carbonicum

N. vomicaPlumbumStrontiumZincum m.

... but when she did speak, I believed her—I couldn't help myself.

p. 36

AgnusAnacardiumAngusturaAurum m.B. carbonicum BryoniaC. carbonicumCausticum

ChinaGelsemiumIgnatiaK. carbonicumLacLycopodiumN. muriaticumN. vomica

OleanderOpiumPulsatillaRutaSiliceaVerbascum

All at once Carmen turned and struck me in the chest with her fist. I tumbled backward, purposely.

p. 37

CrotalusCicuta

N. carbonicumN. vomica

PlatinumTeucrium

With a bound she sprang over me, and ran off, showing us a pair of legs! People talk about a pair of Basque legs! but hers were far better—as fleet as they were well-turned.

p. 37

AgaricusCannabis i.ChinaCoffeaDigitalis

HyoscyamusIgnatiaN. muriaticumN. moschataRhus t.

SpigeliaStictaStramoniumThuja

'And why have I got myself punished? For the sake of a gipsy hussy, who made game of me...

p. 38

Ac. nitricumAgaricusAurum m

Carbo s.CiniumCrocus

OpiumPhosphorusPlumbum

BelladonnaBoraxCannabis i.

IgnatiaLycopodiumM. muriaticum

SepiaTarentula h.

... and who at this moment is busy thieving in some corner of the town.

p. 38

AbsintumArsenicumArtemisiaBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumCarbo v.Causticum

Cicuta v.CurareHyoscyamusIodumLycopodiumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPlatinum

PulsatillaSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula Thuja

If there are such things as witches, that girl certainly was one.

p. 38

AnacardiumCamphora

Cannabis i.Hyoscyamus

K. bromatumStramonium

To people of her blood, liberty is everything, and they would set a town on fire to save themselves one day in prison.

p. 39

Ac. nitricum ArsenicumC. carbonicumGelsemium

GraphitesIgnatiaLycopodiumPhosphorus

PlumbumPulsatillaSilicea

The girl was artful... p. 39

AgaricusAnacardiumArsenicumBelladonnaBufoC. carbonicumCuprum m.Drosera

HyoscyamusLachesisLycopodiumMercurius solN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPlatinum

PlumbumPulsatillaSepiaSiliceaStannumTarentula cub.ThujaVeratrum a.

Then up drove the colonel's carriage, with his valet on the box. And who should I see get out of it, but the gipsy girl! She was dressed up, this time, to the eyes, togged out in golden ribbons—a spangled gown, blue shoes, all spangled too, flowers and gold lace all over her. In her hand she carried a tambourine. With her there were two other gipsy women, one young and one old. They always have one old woman who goes with them, and then an old man with a guitar, a gipsy too, to play alone, and also for their dances. You must know these gipsy girls are often sent for to private houses, to dance their special dance, the Romalis, and often, too, for quite other purposes.

p.p. 40, 41

AluminaAmm. carbonicumArnicaAzaBelladonnaCarbo a.China

CocculusCrocusIgnatiaM. carbonicumMercurius sol.MezereumPlatinum

PulsatillaSarsaparillaStramoniumSulfurThujaValerianaZincum mur.

"Then, light as a kid, she stepped into the carriage, the coachman whipped up his mules, and the whole merry party departed, whither I know not.

p.42

Aconitum n. Caladium M. muriaticum

AgnusAloeAmbraAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumBismuthumBoraxBovistaBryonia

ColocynthisCrocusCuberaFerrum murIrisIgnatiaLachesisLobelia

N. vomicaOleanderOnosmodiumPlumbumSabadillaSabinaSepiaSpigelia

" 'Lillas,' she said, as soon as she saw me. 'I'm not going to work any more today. Tomorrow will be a day, too. Come, fellow-countryman, let us go for a walk!'

p. 42

Ac. sulfuricumAluminaBelladonnaBovistaCannabis s.CantharisFerrum m.Ferrum ph.Graphites

HyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumLycopodiumNajaN. muriaticumN. mocshata

PhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSarsaparillaStaphisagriaSulfurTarentula h.Zincum m.

" 'Why, he's kept the money!' she exclaimed, bursting out laughing. 'But, after all, that's all the better—for I'm decidedly hard up! What matter! The dog that runs never starves! Come, let's spend it all! You shall treat.'

p. 43

Actaea r.Allium s.ArsenicumBoraxBryoniaC. carbonicum

C. fluoricumC. silicateCinaIgnatiaLycopodiumMillelotus

N. carbonicumNupharPulsatillaRheumSepiaSulfur

As soon as we were alone she began to dance... p. 45

Aconitum n.AgaricusBelladonnaCicuta v.CocculusCrocus

HyoscyamusIgnatiaMercurius sol.N. muriaticumPlatinumRobinia

SepiaSiliceaStictaStrontiumTabacumTarentula c.

... laugh and caper like a lunatic, singing out, 'You are my rom, I'm your romi.'

p. 45

AconitumAluminaAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumAnt. tartaricumApisArnicaArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaC. carbonicumCannabis i.

Carbo a.CausticumCicutaColchicumConiumCrocusCuprum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodiumN. carbonicumN. muriaticum

N. moschataPhosphorusPlatinumSecaleSeleniumSiliceaStramoniumSulfurValerianaVeratrum a.Zincum v.

She tumbled them all onto the floor, and threw her arms round my neck, saying:

" 'I pay my debts, I pay my debts! That's the law of the Cales.

p. 45

Ignatia N. vomica Staphisagria

When she had stuffed herself with sugar-plums, like any child of six years old...

p. 45

Argentum m.C. carbonicumC. silicatumCarbo v.ChinaBryoniaElaps

IgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumM. muriaticumPlumbumRheum

Rhus t.SabadillaSecalaSepiaSpongiaSulfurTheridion

There was no prank... p. 45

Capsicum Cocculus Ignatia

... or wild frolic she didn't indulge in. p. 45

AgaricusAluminaAnancardiumB. carbonicum B. muriaticumBufoCaladiumChloralum

CrotonHelleborusIgnatiaK. bromatumKreosotumN. moshataN. vomicaParis

PulsatillaRhus t.SenegaViola o.Viola t.Viburnum

That girl was good company, I can tell you! p.p. 45, 46

Ac. fluoricumAc. oxalicumAc. phosphoricumAc. muriaticumAc. sulfuricumAconitum n.Ant. tartaricumArgentum m.Aurum m.

Cicuta v.CoffeaCrocusCuprum m.Ferrum mur.HyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumLachesis

N. carbonicumN. muriaticumOpiumPhosphorusPlatinumSarsaparillaSiliceaSpongiaStannum

AzarumBelladonnaCarbo a.Carbo v.

LaurocerasusLycopodiumMenyanthesMezereum

StramoniumValerianaVarbascumZincum m.

Evening fell, and I heard the drums beating tattoo." 'I must get back to quarters for roll-call,' I said." 'To quarters!' she answered, with a look of scorn. 'Are

you a negro slave, to let yourself be driven with a ramrod like that!

p. 46

Ac. lacticumAc. nitricum AloeAluminaArnicaArsenicumAurum m.CantharisChamomillaChinaCicutaCinaColocynthis

ComocladiaCyclamenGuajacumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomica

PalladiumParisPareiraPlatinumPulsatillaSecaleSiliceaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumVeratrum a.Zincum ph.

'Do you know, my son, I really believe I love you a little; but that can't last! The dog and the wolf can't agree for long.

p. 46

Causticum Lycopodium Mercurius d.

Pshaw! my boy. Believe me, you're well out of it. You've come across the devil—he isn't always black—and you've not had your neck wrung. I wear a woollen suit, but I'm no sheep. Go and burn a candle to your majari, she deserves it well.

p. 46

AmbraAnacardiumArsenicumBelladonnaCannabis i.Cuprum m.Dulcamara

HelleborusHyoscyamusK. carbonicumLachesisMancinellaN. carbonicum

OpiumPlatinumPulsatillaStramoniumSulfurZincum m.

Come, good-by once more. Don't think any more about La Carmencita, or she'll end by making you marry a widow with wooden legs.'

p.p. 46, 47

C. sulfuricum

" 'What! you here, Carmen?'" 'Yes, mi payllo. Let us say few words, but wise ones.

Would you like to earn a douro? Some people will be coming with bundles. Let them alone.'

" 'No,' said I, 'I must not allow them through. These are my orders.'

" 'Orders! orders! You didn't think about orders in the Calle del Candilejo!'

" 'Ah!' I cried, quite maddened by the very thought of that night. 'It was well worth while to forget my orders for that! But I won't have any smuggler's money!'

" 'Well, if you won't have money, shall we go and dine together at old Dorotea's?'

p. 48

AgaricusApisArnicaB. carbonicumBelladonna

CaladiumConiumLachesisMercurius sol.Paris

PulsatillaSiliceaSpongiaSulfur

" 'No,' said I, half choked by the effort it cost me. 'No, I can't.'

" 'Very good! If you make so many difficulties, I know to whom I can go. I'll ask your officer if he'll come with me to Dorotea's. He looks good-natured, and he'll post a sentry who'll only see what he had better see. Good-bye, canary-bird! I shall have a good laugh the day the order comes out to hang you!'

p. 48

Actaea r.ArsenicumChina

IgnatiaLycopusLycopodium

PulsatillaSulfur

"I was weak enough to call her back, and I promised to let the whole of gipsydom pass in, if that were necessary, so that I secured the only reward I longed for. She instantly swore she would keep her word faithfully the very next day, and ran off to summon her friends, who were close by.

p.p. 48, 49

Anacardium

"The next day I went to the Calle del Candilejo. Carmen kept me waiting, and when she came, she was in rather a bad temper.

" 'I don't like people who have to be pressed,' she said. p. 49

Ant. tartaricumArnicaBryoniaChamomillaCinaColocynthis

CrocusDulcamaraHeparIgnatiaIpecacuanha

K. carbonicum KreosotumPulsatillaRheumStaphisagria

I don't know why I've come, for I don't care for you any

more. Here, be off with you. Here's a douro for your trouble.' p. 49

Aurum m.Belladonna

HyoscyamusIgnatia

N. muriaticum

"I looked up. There was Carmen in front of me. " 'Well, mi payllo, are you still angry with me?' she said.

'I must care for you in spite of myself, for since you left me I don't know what has been the matter with me. Look you, it is I who ask you to come to the Calle del Candilejo, now!'

p.p. 49, 50

AluminaApisArgentum n.B. carbonicumC. carbonicum

CausticumCrocusColocynthisCuprum m.

LachesisPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatilla

"So we made it up: but Carmen's temper was like the weather in our country. The storm is never so close, in our mountains, as when the sun is at its brightest. She had promised to meet me again at Dorotea's, but she didn't come.

p. 50

C. carbonicum CantharisCausticum

LachesisPhosphorusPlatinum

PulsatillaStaphisagriaVeratrum a.

" 'Great stupid of a canary-bird!' she said, 'you never make anything but blunders. And, indeed, you know I told you I should bring you bad luck.

p. 51

BryoniaC. carbonicum

HelleborusIgnatia

SarsaparillaSepia

ChelidoniumChinaCubebaGraphites

IpecacuanhaK. carbonicumLycopodiumRhus t.

StaphisagriaSulfurTabacumVeratrum a.

'My boy,' said Carmen to me, 'you'll have to do something. Now that the king won't give you either rice or haddock you'll have to think of earning your livelihood. You're too stupid for stealing a pastesas. But you are brave and active. If you have the pluck, take yourself off to the coast and turn smuggler. Haven't I promised to get you hanged? That's better than being shot, and besides, if you set about it properly, you'll live like a prince as long as the minons and the coast-guard don't lay their hands on your collar.'

p.p. 52, 53

Ac. fluoricumAc. phosphoricumActaea r.AgaricusAmm. carbonicumAnacardiumArnicaArsenicumAzarumBelladonnaBromiumC. carbonicumChininum s.

ConiumCopaivaGraphitesK. arsenicosumK. bichromicumK. bromatumK. carbonicumK. iodatumK. sulfuricumLachesisLaurocerasusLiliumLycopodium

M. sulfuricumN. arsenicosumN. carbonicumN. vomicaPhytolaccaPulsatillaRhododendronRhus t.SepiaStannumSulfurTheridion

Here she and another gipsy woman washed and dressed my wounds, better than any army surgeon could have done, gave me something, I know not what, to drink, and finally made me lie down on a mattress, on which I went to sleep.

p. 52

Ac. fluoricum Helonias Plumbum

Ac. sulfuricumAurum m.AzarumCactusCausticumGelsemium

HeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. bromatumMercurius corN. sulfuricum

PulsatillaSepiaSeleniumThujaViscum

Shall I confess it, sir? She persuaded me without much difficulty. This wild and dangerous life, it seemed to me, would bind her and me more closely together.

p. 53

Aconitum n.AluminaBryoniaCapsicumDigitalis

DroseraGuareaLacLachesisLycopodium

N. carbonicumN. vomicaPhosphorusSiliceaSulfur

When I mentioned that notion to her, she laughed till she had to hold her sides, and vowed there was nothing in the world so delightful as a night spent camping in the open air, when each rom retired with his romi beneath their little tent, made of three hoops with a blanket thrown across them.

p. 53

Argentum n.C. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCarbo v.CausticumConium

LycopodiumMercurius solN. muriaticumN. vomicaOpiumPulsatilla

SepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.

" 'Ha! ha! you're jealous!' she retorted, 'so much the worse for you. How can you be such a fool as that? Don't you see I must love you, because I have never asked you for money?'

p.p. 53, 54

AnacardiumC. phosphoricum

Ignatia Veratrum a.

In all these expeditions she acted as spy for our gang, and she was the best that ever was seen.

p. 54

Aconitum n.AngusturaAnt. crudumArnicaAurum m.AzaAzarumBelladonnaBoraxCaladiumCapsicum

ChamomillaChinaCinaCinnabarisCoffeaColchicumFerrum m.HypericumIgnatiaMezereum

OpiumN. vomicaOsmiumPhosphorusSiliceaStrychninumSulfurTarentula h.ValerianaZingiber

But what I valued most in my new life was that I often saw Carmen. She showed me more affection than ever; nevertheless, she would never admit, before my comrades, that she was my mistress, and she had even made me swear all sorts of oaths that I would not say anything about her to them. I was so weak in that creature's hands, that I obeyed all her whims.

p. 55

CapsicumCrocusHyoscyamusIgnatia

MandragoraNupharPhosphorus

PlatinumStramoniumViola t.

And besides, this was the first time she had revealed herself as possessing any of the reserve of a well-conducted woman, and I was simple enough to believe she had really cast off her former habits.

p. 55

Ac. lacticumCausticumConiumCuprum m.Graphites

IgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumPalladium

PlatinumStaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.Veratrum v.

" 'We shall soon have a new comrade,' said he. 'Carmen has just managed one of her best tricks. She has contrived the escape of her rom, who was in the presidio at Tarifa.'

p. 55

Cuprum m. K. carbonicum

"What! her husband? Is she married, then?' said I to the captain.

" 'Yes!' he replied, 'married to Garcia el Tuerto—as cunning a gipsy as she is herself. The poor fellow has been at the galleys. Carmen has wheedled the surgeon of the presidio to such good purpose that she has managed to get her rom out of prison. Faith! that girl's worth her weight in gold. For two years she has been trying to contrive his escape, but she could do nothing until the authorities took it into their heads to change the surgeon. She soon managed to come to an understanding with this new one.'

p. 56

AgaricusAconitum n.AluminaB. carbonicum

HydrocotyleLachesisN. carbonicumN. phosphoricum

N. moschataSepiaStannumSulfur

"... you should have seen the eyes she made at me, and the faces she pulled whenever Garcia turned his head away.

p. 56

AgaricusBelladonna

HelleborusHyoscyamus

PalladiumPlatinum

CinaCuprum m.Gelsemium

IgnatiaN. moschataOleander

SumbulusVerbascum

Meanwhile the enemy fired at us. It was the first time I had ever heard bullets whistling around me and I didn't mind it very much. When there's a woman looking on, there's no particular merit in snapping one's fingers at death. We all escaped except the poor Remendado, who received a bullet wound in the loins. I threw away my pack and tried to lift him up.

" 'Idiot!' shouted Garcia, 'what do we want with offal! Finish him off, and don't lose the cotton stockings!'

" 'Drop him!' cried Carmen. p. 57

Hyoscyamus

Carmen was squatting down near me, and every now and then she would rattle her castanets and hum a tune. Then, drawing close to me, as if she would have whispered in my ear, she kissed me two or three times over almost against my will.

" 'You are a devil,' said I to her." 'Yes,' she replied. p. 58

Borax Cannabis i.

HyoscyamusMelilotus

PlatinumStramonium

"It was Carmen, but so well disguised that if she had spoken any other language...

p. 59

Ant. crudumCurare

Ignatia Sulfur

"We parted, after she had told us of a place where we should find shelter for some days. That girl was the providence of our gang. We soon received some money sent by her, and a piece of news which was still more useful to us—to the effect that on a certain day two English lords would travel from Gibraltar to Granada by a road she mentioned.

p. 59

Ac. phosphoricumAmbraArsenicumAurum m.Borax C. carbonicum Capsicum

ColocynthisConiumCrocusHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesis

N. muriaticumPhosphorusPulsatillaRhus t.SiliceaStaphisagria

"I looked up, and on a balcony I saw Carmen looking out, beside a scarlet-coated officer with gold epaulettes, curly hair, and all the appearance of a rich milord. As for her, she was magnificently dressed, a shawl hung on her shoulders, she'd a gold comb in her hair, everything she wore was of silk; ...

p. 62

Palladium Phosphorus

... was laughing till she held her sides. p. 62

Ac. hydrocyanicumBelladonnaCannabis s.

CrocusHyoscyamus

OpiumStramonium

"The Englishman shouted to me in mangled Spanish to come upstairs, as the lady wanted some oranges, and Carmen said to me in Basque:

" 'Come up, and don't look astonished at anything!' p. 62

AnacardiumB. carbonicumBelladonnaBufoC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCamphoraCannabis i.Cannabis s.CantharisCrocusCubeba

Cuprum m.HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisLycopodiumMercurius corMoschusMurexN. carbonicumN. moshataN. vomica

OpiumPhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumSabinaSecaleSiliceaStaphisagriaStramoniumTarentula h.Veratrum a.

" 'And you,' said I to her in my own language, 'you look like an impudent jade—and I've a good mind to scar your face here and now, before your spark.'

p. 63

Ac. fluoricumAgaricusAnacardiumArgentum n.ArsenicumBelladonnaBufoC. carbonicumChloralum

Cuprum m.DroseraHyoscyamusLachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomicaOpium

PlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSepiaSiliceaSulfurTarentula h.ThujaVeratrum a.

Don't you see, fool, that at this moment I'm doing gipsy business, and doing it in the most brilliant manner?

p. 63

Argentum n.BufoCoffea

Cuprum m.Opium

SulfurVeratrum a.

This house belongs to me—the guineas of that crayfish will belong to me! I lead him by the nose, and I'll lead him to a place that he'll never get out of!'

p. 63

ChinaN. muriaticum

Platinum Sepia

" 'Ah! upon my word! Are you my rom, pray that you give me orders?

p. 63

Argentum m.Arnica

Aurum mur. nat.Ignatia

LycopodiumPhosphorus

If El Tuerto is pleased, what have you to do with it? Oughtn't you to be very happy that you are the only man who can call himself my minchorro?'

p. 63

Ac. nitricumAc. picricumAnacardiumAurum m.Bryonia

Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.IgnatiaN. vomicaPetroleum

SepiaSiliceaThujaVeratrum v.

"When that girl begins to laugh, sir, it was hopeless for anybody to try and talk sense. Everybody laughed with her.

p. 63

Amm. carbonicumAnacardiumArsenicumAzaCannabis i.Carbo v.

Cuprum m.GraphitesFerrum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaMoschus

N. vomicaPlatinumStramoniumStrychninumTarentulaValeriana

CoffeaCrocus

N. muriaticumN. moshata

Zincum m.

" 'My boy, I can't ask you to dinner. But tomorrow, as soon as you hear the drums beat for parade, come here with your oranges. You'll find a better furnished room than the one in the Calle del Candilejo, and you'll see whether I am still your Carmencita. Then afterwards we'll talk about gipsy business.'

p. 64

ChamomillaIgnatia

N. vomica Veratrum a.

"I went out, not knowing what I should do; I hardly slept, and next morning I was so enraged with the treacherous creature that I made up my mind to leave Gibraltar without seeing her again.

p.p. 64, 65

Actaea r.AluminaArnicaAzaCarbo a.China

CocculusCrocusIgnatiaM. carbonicumPlatinumPusatilla

SarsaparillaStramoniumSulfurValerianaZincum m.

Her window-shutters had been pulled apart a little, and I saw her great dark eyes watching for me. The powdered servant showed me in at once. Carmen sent him out with a message, and as soon as we were alone she burst into one of her fits of crocodile laughter and threw her arms around my neck.

p. 65

BelladonnaCausticum

N. moschataOenante

StramoniumStrychninum

ColchicumConiumHyoscyamusIgnatia

PlumbumRanunculus s.Sanguinaria

Tarentula h.Veratrum a.Zincum m.

" 'Minchorro,' said Carmen, 'I've a good mind to smash up everything here...

p. 65

ApisAnacardiumBelladonnaCarbo s.

HyoscyamusIgnatiaN. vomicaStaphisagria

StramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

...set fire to the house, and take myself off to the mountains.' p. 65

Ac. sulfuricum Aconitum n.AesculusAgaricusAllium s.AluminaArsenicumArumBaptisiaB. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaCamphoraCausticumChelidoniumCocculus

ColocynthisCrotalusCuprum m.DigitalisGlonoinumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. bromatumLachesisLiliumLycopodiumMelilotusMercurius cor.Mercurius sol.

MezereumN. vomicaOenanteOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaRanunculus b.Rhus t.SambucusStramoniumSulfurValerianaVeratrum a.Zincum m.Zincum ph.

And then she would fondle me, ... p. 65 Amm. cabonicum Digitalis N. vomica

ArsenicumArsenic i.B. carbonicumC. carbonicumCastoreumChina

GraphitesHeparIodumLycopodiumN. carbonicum

PhosphorusSepiaSiliceaThujaZincum m.

... and then she would laugh, ... p. 65

ApisBelladonnaCuprum m.

HyoscyamusOpium

StramoniumVeratrum a.

... and she danced... p. 65

Aconitum n.AgaricusBelladonnaCicutaCocculusCrocus

HyoscyamusIgnatiaMercuris sol.N. muriaticumPlatinumRobinia

SepiaSiliceaStictaStramoniumTabacumTarentula c.

... about and tore up her fripperies. p. 65

BelladonnaCamphoraHyoscyamusIgnatia

N. vomicaPlumbumStramonium

Sulfur Tarentula h.Veratrum a.

Never did monkey gambol nor make such faces, nor play such wild tricks...

p. 65

Ac. hydrocyanicumAnt. tartaricum

Cannabis s.Ignatia

N. vomicaOpium

ApisArsenicumBelladonnaCamphora

IodumK. bichromicumMercurius sol.

PetroleumPlumbumSecale

" 'Hark!' she said, 'this is gipsy business. I mean him to take me to Ronda, where I have a sister who is a nun' (here she shrieked with laughter again). 'We shall pass by a particular spot which I shall make known to you. Then you must fall upon him and strip him to the skin.

p. 65

AbrotanumAc. nitricumAnacardiumAngusturaApisBelladonnaBryoniaCapsicum

CausticumCrocusHamamelisLedumLycopodiumMoschusN. vomicaPetroleumPhytolacca

PlatinumRhus t.SiliceaSpigeliaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.

Your best plan would be to do for him, but,' she added, with a certain fiendish smile of hers, which no one who saw it ever had any desire to imitate, ...

p.p. 65, 66

AnacardiumBelladonna

HelleborusOpium

PlatinumPulsatilla

...'do you know what you had better do? Let El Tuerto come up in front of you. You keep a little behind. The crayfish is brave, and skilful too, and he has good pistols. Do you understand?'

p. 66

Ac. nitricum Borax Lachesis

Aconitum n.AnacardiumArsenicumAurum m.Belladonna

C. carbonicumCuprum m.HeparHyoscyamusLac

LedumLycopodiumN. muriaticumN. vomicaStramonium

"And she broke off with another fit of laughter that made me shiver.

p. 66

Secale

" 'You're a fool,' she rejoined, 'a simpleton, a regular payllo. You're just like the dwarf who thinks himself tall because he can spit a long way. You don't love me! Be off with you!'

p. 66

Crocus Ignatia Nuphar

She had the boldness to disguise herself and come and see me at the inn.

p. 66

AconitumAgaricusAluminaAnt. tartaricumArnicaBelladonnaBovistaCaladium

GuajacumHeparIgnatiaLachesisMercurius sol.MezeriumN. carbonicumOpium

PlatinumPulsatillaSiliceaSguillaStaphisagriaSulfurTaraxacumVeratrum a.

" 'You'll always be a lillipendi,' she said. 'Garcia ought to have killed you. Your Navarrese guard is a pack of nonsense, and he has sent far more skilful men than you into the

darkness. It was just that his time had come—and yours will come too.'

p. 68

AbrotanumAconitum n.AgnusAloeAmbraArgentum n.BelladonnaBothropsBryonia

C. carbonicumCamphoraChamomillaCuprum ars.Cuprum m.GraphitesHeparHyoscyamus

LachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.NajaN. vomicaOpiumPlatinumTarentula h.

" 'Ay, and yours too!—if you're not a faithful romi to me.'

" 'So be it,' said she. 'I've read in the coffee grounds, more than once, that you and I were to end our lives together. Pshaw! what must be, will be!' and she rattled her castanets, as was her way when she wanted to drive away some worrying thought.

p. 69

Ac. benzoicumAc. nitricum AmbraAmm. carbonicumArgentum m.AzarumC. carbonicumCausticumChamomillaChinaCocculusConiumCopaiva

FormicaGlonoinumHeparHyoscyamusIgnatiaK. phosphoricumKreosotumLiliumLycopodiumMenyanthesMezereumN. muriaticum

OpiumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaRhus t.SepiaSpongiaStaphisagriaSymphytumThujaVeratrum a.Viscum

"For some months I was very well satisfied with Carmen.

She still served us in our smuggling operations, by giving us notice of any opportunity of making a good haul.

p. 69

Aurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumChinaClematisCrocus

HyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaLachesisLedumM. carbonicumMoshusN. carbonicum

OenanteOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumRhus t.SepiaStannumTarentula h.

She remained either at Malaga, at Cordova, or at Granada, but at a word from me she would leave everything, and come to meet me at some venta or even in our lonely camp.

p. 69

Ac. muriaticum Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricumAethusaAluminaArgentum n.Aurum m.BelladonnaBismuthumC. carbonicumCapsicumCarbo a.ChamomillaChinaClematis

ColocynthisCyclamenDroseraEuphorbiumEuphrasiaGuajacumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIndigoIpecacuanhaLachesisLycopodiumM. carbonicum Manganum

N. muriaticum N. vomica OleanderOpiumPetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRheumSabadillaSabinaSpongiaStannumVeratrum a.

Only once—it was at Malaga—she caused me some uneasiness.

p. 69Apis Capsicum N. moschata

ArsenicumCamphora

IgnatiaIpecacuanha

N. vomica

I heard she had fixed her fancy upon a very rich merchant, with whom she probably proposed to play her Gibraltar trick over again.

p. 69

ArnicaLycopodium

PalladiumPlatinum

SepiaSulfur

In spite of everything El Dancaire said to stop me, I started off, walked into Malaga in broad daylight, sought for Carmen and carried her off instantly. We had a sharp altercation.

p.p. 69, 70

Ac. nitricumC. carbonicum

Cicuta v.Ignatia

Teucrium

" 'Do you know,' said she, 'now that you're my rom for good and all, I don't care for you so much as when you were my minchorro!

p. 70

Actaea r.Amm. carbonicumAnt. crudumAurum m.BufoCactusC. phosphoricumCausticumCoffea

ComocladiaConiumHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK. carbonicumLachesisN. muriaticum

N. moschataN. vomicaPhosphorusSepiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Veratrum a.

I won't be worried, and above all, ... p. 70

Anacardium Causticum Hepar

Aurum m.BismuthumC. carbonicumCannabis i.Carbo v.

CoffeaCrotalusDigitalisGraphites

K. arsenicosumM. carbonicum PhosphorusVeratrum a.

... I won't be ordered about. p. 70

ChamomillaIgnatia

N. vomicaStaphisagria

Verarum a.

I choose to be free... p. 70

Ac. fluoricumAc. phosphoricumAc. picricum Actaea s.AluminaBelladonnaC. carbonicumCantharisCarbo v.

CausticumChinaConiumHyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. muriaticumN. vomica

OriganumPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSepiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurVeratrum a.

... to do as I like. p. 70

Ac. phosphoricumAconitumCausticumLycopodium

N. vomicaPalladiumPlatinumPulsatilla

StaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.

Take care you don't drive me too far; if you tire me out, I'll find some good fellow who'll serve you just as you served El Tuerto.'

p. 70Aconitum n. Guajacum Platinum

AgaricusAluminaAnt. tartaricumArnicaBelladonnaBovistaCaladium

HeparIgnatiaLachesisMercurius sol.MezereumN. carbonicumOpium

PulsatillaSiliceaSquillaStaphisagriaSulfurTaraxacumVeratrum a.

"El Dancaire patched it up between us; but we had said things to each other that rankled in our hearts, and we were not as we had been before.

p. 70

Aurum m.BryoniaBufoC. carbonicum

CocculusFerrum m.HeloniasIgnatia

LycopodiumN. vomicaSepiaSilicea

Shortly after that we had a misfortune: the soldiers caught us, El Dancaire and two of my comrades were killed; two others were taken. I was sorely wounded, and, but for my good horse, I should have fallen into the soldiers' hands. Half dead with fatigue, and with a bullet in my body, I sought shelter in a wood, with my only remaining comrade. When I got off my horse I fainted away, and I thought I was going to die there in the brushwood, like a shot hare. My comrade carried me to a cave he knew of, and then he sent to fetch Carmen.

"She was at Granada, and she hurried to me at once. For a whole fortnight she never left me for a single instant.

p. 70

Ac. phosphoricumAmbraArsenicumAurum m.Borax

CausticumColocynthisConiumCrocusHyoscyamus

LachesisN. muriaticumPhosphorusPulsatillaSilicea

C. carbonicum Capsicum

Ignatia Staphisagria

She never closed her eyes; she nursed me with a skill and care such as no woman ever showed to the man she loved most tenderly.

p. 70

Ac. muriaticumAc. sulfuricumAgaricusArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicum C. phosphoricum

CapsicumChinaCocculusDigitalisHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaKreosotumLachesisLedumM. carbonicum

MezereumMoshusN. carbonicumOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumRhus t.SepiaStannumTarentula h.Veratrum a.

At last I recovered, but I had thought a great deal, on my bed of pain, and I had planned to change my way of life. I suggested to Carmen that we should leave Spain, and seek an honest livelihood in the New World.

p. 71

Ac. phosphoricumAluminaIgnatia

MurexPulsatillaSepia

SiliceaZincum v.

She laughed in my face. p. 71

AnacardiumApisArgentum m.Cannabis i.

IgnatiaLiliumLycopodiumN. muriaticum

N. moschataPhosphorusPlatinumSulfur

" 'We were not born to plant cabbages,' she cried. 'Our

fate is to live payllos! Listen: I've arranged a business with Nathan Ben-Joseph at Gibraltar. He has cotton stuffs that he can not get through till you come to fetch them.

p. 71

Ac. fluoricumAc. muriaticumAc. picricumAc. sulfuricumAconitum n.AgaricusAloeAngusturaApisArnicaArsenicumAurum m.B. carbonicumBelladonnaBromiumBryoniaBufoC. carbonicumCannabis i.Capsicum

ChinaClematisCoccusCoffeaCyclamenDigitalisEuphrasiaHeloniasHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumIpecacuanhaK. bromatumLachesisLaurocerasusLiliumLycopodiumM. carbonicumM. muriaticumMezereum

MoshusN. carbonicumN. sulfuricum N. vomicaOpiumPhosphorusPlumbumPulsatillaSarsaparillaSepiaStannumStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.ValerianaVeratrum a.Viola o.Zincum m.

"While I was hiding at Granada there were bull-fights there, to which Carmen went. When she came back she talked a great deal about a skilful picador of the name of Lucas. She knew the name of his horse, and how much his embroidered jacket had cost him.

p. 71

N. muriaticum Paris Stramonium

I paid no attention to this; but a few days later, Juanito, the only one of my comrades who was left, told me he had seen Carmen with Lucas in a shop in the Zacatin. Then I began

to feel alarmed. I asked Carmen how and why she had made the picador's acquaintance.

" 'He's a man out of whom we may be able to get something,' said she. 'A noisy stream has either water in it or pebbles. He has earned twelve hundred reals at the bull-fights. It must be one of two things: we must either have his money, or else, as he is a good rider and a plucky fellow, we can enroll him in our gang. We have lost such an one an such an one; you'll have to replace them. Take this man with you!'

p.p. 71, 72

AluminaArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBryoniaC. carbonicumConium

HelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaLachesisLycopodiumM. carbonicumN. vomica

PlumbumPulsatillaSiliceaStrontiumSulfurZincum m.

" 'I want neither his money nor himself,' I replied, 'and I forbid you to speak to him.'

" 'Beware!' she retorted. 'If any one defies me to do a thing, it's very quickly done.'

p. 72

ChamomillaChelidonium

Tarentula h. Tellurium

"Luckily the picador departed to Malaga, and I set about passing in the Jew's cotton stuffs. This expedition gave me a great deal to do, and Carmen as well. I forgot Lucas, and perhaps she forgot him too—for the moment, at all events.

p. 72

Ac. carbolicumAc. salicylicumActaea r.

CantharisCapsicumCinnabaris

N. arsenicosum N. moschataOpium

AgnusAmm. carbonicumArumB. carbonicumBelladonnaCaladiumC. carbonicumC. phosphoricum

CinnamonumColchicumConiumFormicaLacLiliumMercurius sol.Millefolium

PetroleumPhosphorusPlatinumPteleaRhus t.Tabacum Zincum m.Zingiber

Carmen stole your watch from you, she wanted to have your money besides, and especially that ring I see on your finger, and which she declared to be a magic ring, the possession of which was very important to her.

p. 72

Argentum n.BufoCoffea

Cuprum m.Opium

SulfurVeratrum a.

We had a violent quarrel, and I struck her. p. 72

Ac nitricumAnacardiumApisAurum m.BelladonnaCantharisConium

Cuprum m.HyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. vomicaPetroleum

RutaSepiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurTarentula h.Thuja

She turned pale... p. 72

AnacardiumAnt. tartaricumArgentum m.Arsenicum

CinaClematisCuprum m.Digitalis

N. arsenicumN. carbonicumN. muriaticumN. phosphoricum

BerberisC. carbonicumC. phosphoricumCamphoraCarbo s.Carbo v.ChinaChininum s.

Ferrum i.Ferrum m.Ferrum ph.GraphitesLobeliaLycopodiumManganum

OpiumPlumbumSepiaSulfurTabacumVeratrum a.Zincum m.

... and began to cry. It was the first time I had ever seen her cry, and it affected me in the most painful manner.

p. 72

CausticumIgnatia

LachesisMandragora

Stramonium

I begged her to forgive me, but she sulked with me for a whole day, and when I started back to Montilla she wouldn't kiss me.

p. 72

Aconitum n.AgaricusAluminaAnt. tartaricumBovistaCaladium

GuajacumIgnatiaLachesisMezereumN. carbonicum

OpiumPulsatillaSulfurTarentula c.Veratrum a.

My heart was still very sore, when, three days later, she joined me with a smiling face and as merry as a lark.

p.p. 72, 73

Aconitum m.AgaricusAnacardiumArgentum n.Arsenicum

BufoCicutaCrocusHyoscyamusIgnatia

N. vomicaOpiumParisPulsatillaSenega

B. carbonicum Belladonna

N. moschata Stramonium

Everything was forgotten, and we were like a pair of honeymoon lovers.

p. 73

Ac. phosphoricumAgaricusAgnusAnt. crudumApisBelladonnaCannabis i.CantharisCausticum

GraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaIodumK.n itricumLycopodiumMercurius sol.N. vomicaPhosphorus

PlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaSeleniumSepiaSiliceaStaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.

Just as we were parting she said, 'There's a fete at Cordova; I shall go and see it, and then I shall know what people will be coming away with money, and I can warn you.'

"I let her go. When I was alone I thought about the fete, and about the change in Carmen's temper. 'She must have avenged herself already,' said I to myself, 'since she was the first to make our quarrel up.'

p. 73

Mezereum Tarentula h.

A peasant told me there was to be bull-fighting at Cordova. Then my blood began to boil, and I went off like a madman straight to the bull-ring. I had Lucas pointed out to me, and on the bench, just beside the barrier, I recognized Carmen. One glance at her was enough to turn my suspicion into certainty.

p. 73

Conium Ignatia Lycopodium

Toward two o'clock in the morning Carmen came back, and was rather surprised to see me.

" 'Come with me,' said I." 'Very well,' said she, 'let's be off.' p. 74

AconitumAgaricusAluminaAnacardiumArnicaAurum m.Cannabis i.CausticumChinaCicutaConiumCuprum m.

DulcamaraFerrum m.GraphitesGuajacumHamamelisHelleborusHyoscyamusIgnatiaIpecacuanhaK. iodatumLachesisLycopodium

Mercurius solN. vomicaPalladiumParisPhosphorusPlatinumPulsatillaSabadillaStaphisagriaSulfurVeratrum a.

"I went and got my horse, and took her up behind me, and we traveled all the rest of the night without saying a word to each other. When daylight came we stopped at a lonely inn, not far from a hermitage. There I said to Carmen:

" 'Listen—I forget everything, I won't mention anything to you. But swear one thing to me—which you'll come with me to America, and live there quietly!'

" 'No,' said she, in a sulky voice, 'I won't go to America—I am very well here.'

p. 74

Ac. phosphoricumArgentum n.ArsenicumCarbo v.

GelsemiumK. carbonicumLycopodium

PlumbumSiliceaThuja

"She looked at me steadily with her wild eyes, and then she said:

" 'I’ve always thought you would kill me. The very first

time I saw you I had just met a priest at the door of my house. And tonight, as we were going out of Cordova, didn't you see anything? A hare ran across the road between your horse's feet. It is fate.'

p. 74

Ac. nitricumAconitumAgnusAloeAmbraArgentum n.BelladonnaBothropsBryonia

C. carbonicum CamphoraChamomillaCuprum a.Cuprum m.GraphitesHeparHydrocotyle

LachesisLycopodiumMercurius sol.NajaN. vomicaOpiumPlatinumTarentula h.

"She began to smile, and then she said, 'me first, and then you. I know it will happen like that.'

p. 75

Agnus

I was hoping Carmen would have fled. She could have taken my horse and ridden away. But I found her there still. She did not choose that any one should say I had frightened her.

p. 76

Anthracinum Agaricus Chloralum

"After we had gone a little distance I said to her, 'so, my Carmen, you are quite ready to follow me, isn't that so?'

"She answered, 'Yes, I'll follow you, even to death—but I won't live with you any more.'

p. 77

Ac. nitricum Chininum a. Pulsatilla

AmbraAnt. crudumArsenicumAurum m.Aurum mur.BelladonnaC. carbonicumCarbo v.China

K. phosphoricumLachesisMercurius solN. muriaticus N. sulfuricumN. vomicaPhosphorusPlatinum

Rhus t.SepiaSiliceaSpongiaSulfurTheridionThujaValeriana

"We had reached a lonely gorge. I stopped my horse." 'Is this the place?' she said."And with a spring she reached the ground. She took off

her mantilla and threw it at her feet, and stood motionless, with one hand on her hip, looking at me steadily.

" 'You mean to kill me, I see that well,' said she.’ It is fate. But you'll never make me give in.'

p. 77

Ac. nitricumAc. picricumAc. sulfuricumAgnusAloeAluminaAmbraAmm. carbonicumAnt. crudumAnt. tartaricumArsenicumAurum m.BelladonnaBovistaC. carbonicumCarbo v.Causticum

ChinaDroseraHeparHyoscyamusK. bichromicumKreosotumLachesisLaurocerasusLedumLycopodiumMercurius d.MezereumN. arsenicosumN. muriaticumN. sulfuricumN. vomicaOpium

PhosphorusPhytolaccaPlatinumPlumbumPulsatillaRhus t.RutaSecaleSepiaSiliceaSpigeliaSpongiaStaphisagriaStramoniumSulfurValeriana

" 'Jose,' she answered, 'what you ask is impossible. I don't love you any more. You love me still, and that is why you

want to kill me. If I liked, I might tell you some other lie, but I don't choose to give myself the trouble.

p. 77

Ac. fluoricumAconitum n.ArsenicumArsenic i.Carbo v.

HelleborusK. phosphoricum Mercurius sol.N. phosphoricum

PhosphorusPlatinumSepiaSulfur

Everything is over between us two. You are my rom, and you have the right to kill your romi, but Carmen will always be free. A calli she was born, and a calli she'll die.'

p. 77

AesculusAgnusApisArsenicumCamphoraCannabis i.Cicuta

Ferrum m.GelsemiumGraphitesK. bromatumK. nitricumLatrodectusN. vomica

OpiumPhosphorusPlatinumSiliceaVeratrum a.Zincum m.

" 'Then, you love Lucas?' I asked." 'Yes, I have loved him—as I loved you—for an instant

—less than I loved you, perhaps. But now I don't love anything, and I hate myself for ever having loved you.'

p.p. 77, 78

Aurum m.BelladonnaCausticumConium

GraphitesHyoscyamusIgnatiaLycopodium

N. muriaticumPulsatillaRaphanusStannum

"She said:" 'Love you again? That's not possible! Live with you? I

will not do it!' p. 78

Causticum Hyoscyamus

"I was wild with fury. I drew my knife, I would have had her look frightened, and sue for mercy—but that woman was a demon.

p. 78

Platinum

"I cried, 'For the last time I ask you. Will you stay with me?'

" 'No! no! no!' she said, and she stamped her foot."Then she pulled a ring I had given her off her finger,

and cast it into the brushwood. p. 78

Ac. nitricumAc. phosphoricum AconitumAgaricusAloeAmm. carbonicumAmm. muriaticumAnacardiumAurum m.

C. carbonicumCicutaCuprum m.K. carbonicumK. iodatumLacLachesisLeptandraLycopodium

ManganumN. muriaticumN. vomicaPhosphorusPulsatillaRhus t.StannumSulfurTarentula h.

CONCLUSION

In conclusion, the author offers a table of frequency of occurrence of homeopathic remedies, selected for Natasha’s characteristics, given in the commentary. This table is com-posed for four periods of Natasha’s life: 1806, 1809, 1812 and the epilogue (1813-1820)

The table contains five remedies, obtained as the result of calculation of occurrence frequency for each time period.

As one can see from the table, Ignatia amara occupies the first place in occurrence frequency among remedies, selected for Natasha’s characteristics for the periods of 1806, 1809 and 1812. Thus, the conclusion can be drawn that Ignatia amara turns out to be the constitutional remedy for Natasha from the time she was 13 years of age until her marriage.

Tableof frequency of occurrences of homeopathic remedies selected

for Natasha Rostova’s characteristics, presented in the commentary

Name of a remedy

Years

1806 1809 1812Epilogue 1813-1820

1. Arsenicum album

Occurs4 times

3-5 places

Occurs84 times

4-5 places

2. Belladonna Occurs5 times2 place

3. Calcium carbonicum

Occurs23 times1 place

4. Chamomilla matricaria

Occurs4 times

3-5 places

5. Ignatia amara

Occurs6 times1 place

Occurs125 times

1 place

Occurs106 times

1 place

Occurs14 times3 place

6. Nux vomicaOccurs

110 times2 place

Occurs97 times2 place

Occurs16 times2 place

7. PhosphorusOccurs

107 times3 place

Occurs84 times

4-5 places

Occurs13 times

4-5 places

8. Pulsatilla prataensis

Occurs93 times3 place

9. Veratrum album

Occurs4 times

3-5 places

Occurs102 times

5 place

Occurs13 times

4-5 places

Number of characteristics by years

8 194 162 26

TOTAL:

390 characteristics

The choice of the remedy by means of calculations was the result of objective unification of all Natasha’s psychophysical characteristics or symptoms.

Regardless of this objective method of determination of the main constitutional remedy, the author came to the same conclusion via medical comprehension of Natasha Rostova’s anamnesis, presented by Tolstoy.

Let us review Ignatia amara’s characteristics: this remedy corresponds to people with extreme mood swings, quick changes from joy to grief, from nirvana and cheer to despair; spontaneous behavior is also characteristic of Ignatia amara. Natasha’s spontaneity, quick reactions and mood swings became a common noun in a certain sense.

Further, the Ignatia amara type always takes family matters close to heart. Such people cope poorly with the sickness of loved ones, family troubles, and at the same time, they love entertainment, which can distract them from gloomy thoughts.

Now, let us remember Natasha’s continuous aspiration to know all family matters, affairs, problems. Remember that love and affection she felt for her inner circle, her striving to help and rescue them.

We cannot help but mention her conduct after Petya’s death, when she awoke from her own grief by realizing the profound depth of her mother’s grief. In her long-suffering heart, dead to everything except grief and the memory of Count Andrei, a new and strong spring of love started beating: love for her poor mother. This love and compassion revived her, pulled her out of the sea of torpidity and indifference and back into the world. This love, this desire to ease her mother’s suffering gave her such strength and energy, that we may compare it now with a psychic’s energy. Tolstoy even uses descriptions we now use to describe psychic’s actions. Natasha wanted to take her mother’s grief away and provide strength to her mother’s soul, the will to overcome this horrible loss.

“Mommy, my friend, – she repeated, – straining all her power to love, to ever accept this pressure of grief from her,” – Tolstoy wrote.

She feels the same compassion for Nikolai, for Countess Marya, for Sonya – for all of those near and dear to her. If we approach this question from a broader perspective, we can also note Natasha’s patriotism during the war, her desire to help those who suffered wounds, her forgetting of her own interests, comfort and future: it is of the same nature as her compassion for her dearest ones. In other words, Natasha accepts the whole of Russia as her sweet, dear and beloved household.

The way she loved the wounded Andrei, cared for him, did all the unpleasant, routine work of caring for wounded soldiers – all of that came from the same source. She even learned how to knit after Andrei mentioned how calming it was for him to watch the old nannies knitting socks. All of Natasha’s thoughts, her movements, the skills appearing from nowhere in this young countess, were directed to one purpose only: helping Andrei in the best way possible.

At the same time, Natasha’s love for entertainment, pleasure, and her desire to be liked, to sparkle, to charm – all of this is also typical for Ignatia amara.

Another feature of Ignatia amara, so clearly and beautifully characteristic of Natasha, is sincerity. Natasha is sincere in all the movements of her soul, in her long and serious reflections, when she has no mercy on herself, analyzing and criticizing her actions strictly and impartially. She is sincere in her affec-tions and aversions. She is sincere with everybody.

Further, deep and strong emotional experiences, to the degree of mental and physical exhaustion, are typical for Ignatia Amara. Remember how deeply Natasha suffered after her first unsuccessful escape with Anatol, due to his betrayal and meanness, and later, the death of Count Andrei. Her sufferings were so strong and profound that she became mentally and physically exhausted; in both cases she became seriously sick and estranged herself from life. In addition, all of this happened regardless of her appetite for life, her easy and joyful perception of the world.

Summarizing the given features and characteristics, the author came to the conclusion that he would have given such a patient a constitutional remedy of Ignatia amara.

From the novel Carmen, the author has selected 146 episodes describing Carmen’s personality and actions. The author has chosen homeopathic remedies for each of these 146 charac-teristics, and then determined frequency of occurrence for the chosen remedies.

As a result of occurrence calculations, three leading home-opathic remedies have been determined:

Name Frequency of Occurrence

Ignatia amara 80Hyoscyamus niger 55N. vomica 54

Along with calculations of occurrence frequency of Ignatia amara in the given episodes, the author has made a homeopathic analysis of characteristic features described in the novel.

Carmen and Natasha Rostova are characterized by quick reactions, spontaneity, mood changes. However, if in Natasha this marks a transition from happiness to sadness, in Carmen it may be a sharp turn from vigorous gaiety to dark gloominess and vice versa.

Carmen is hasty, unbalanced, and hysterical, which also belongs to the pathogenesis of Ignatia amara. Carmen’s amorousness and inconsistency in love are also characteristic of Ignatia amara. Her perfidies with people, her inclination to lie, as well as her ability to betray without a second thought are also pathogenetic for Ignatia amara.

Carmen embodies a free spirit – a constitutional feature of Ignatia amara.

Finally, Carmen’s attitude toward life and death, are also characteristic for Ignatia amara. She easily plays with her own and other people’s lives.

Some other features of Carmen’s personality, developed in the given episodes, are also typical for Ignatia amara.

Having had considered all Carmen’s constitutional features, including her looks and sensuality, the author came to the conclusion that all of them fit the pathogenesis of Ignatia amara.

Thus, the results of the author’s homeopathic comprehension of these images and the results of remedy occurrence frequencies have proven the constitutional similarity of both heroines – Natasha Rostova (before marriage) and Carmen. It should be although noted that Natasha and Carmen are not only strikingly different from each other, but are also antipodes in many respects.

However, the range of constitutional characteristics of Ignatia amara pathogenesis is so broad (it being a multi-profile reme-dy) that both heroines are typical for Ignatia amara.

In conclusion, the author finds it extremely interesting to analyze the Natasha’s metamorphosis after her marriage, the changing of her personality into that of a wife and a mother. This change is absolutely unusual and unique and takes place in her physical, moral and spiritual appearance after her marriage. We should leave the question of the possibility of such metamorphosis up to the great writer. Considering his outlook on a woman’s role in the family and his complicated relationship with his wife, we have an interesting opportunity to analyze this period of Natasha’s life. As a result of such analysis, the author could link the ‘new’ Natasha with the Calcium carbonicum type. As a rule, Calcium carbonicum types are overweight and somewhat phlegmatic people. They are indifferent in the way they dress and style their hair, the way they look, and some times they are just sloppy. Tolstoy

describes Natasha after marriage as full-figured woman, with a calm, clear face that never showed her soul, that “fire of emotions, her main charm”. Natasha did not in any way look after her manners, her dress code. She could spend the whole day in a robe, all messed up and untidy.

Calcium carbonicum types do not need company or acquaint-ances; they are quite satisfied with their family circle. They are also indifferent to entertainment; all of their interests are within their families.

Tolstoy repeatedly emphasizes that the married Natasha did not like social life, and “the high society was not satisfied with her… she was neither charming, nor amiable”.

“All her spiritual forces were addressed to her husband and to her family”, and she pursued no interest in anything else. The meaning of her life was now “to bear, to give birth, to feed” and to serve her husband; once he expressed any wish, she threw herself to fulfill it.

In addition, indifference and even disgust toward mental work and meaningful conversations are characteristic of Calcium carbonicum. All of this could be fully attributed to Natasha. She was not interested in science, the arts, or politics. Neither did she realize Pier’s business clearly. Nikolai said about her, “Natasha is amazing. How she keeps Pier under her shoe and whenever reasoning comes up – she uses his words only…”

Another feature of the Calcium carbonicum type is jealousy. Remember how continuously and absurdly she was jealous of Pier with all women, how she tried to limit his social circle, to make him “hers, and hers only”.

Calcium carbonicum type people are often boring, dull, and the new Natasha could not be other than that, since all her interests were limited to the nursery room. Flashes of anger, illustrated by examples from the novel, are also typical.

Finally, greed is often typical for Calcium carbonicum, which also fits the description of the new Natasha.

Thus, the constitutional remedy for the married Natasha, according to the author’s opinion, is Calcium carbonicum.

The exact coincidence of objective and subjective methods of determination of constitutional remedy is considered by the author as a new and interesting proof of potential possibilities of Homeopathy.

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About the Author

Dr. Vladimir G. Glaz was the first President of the Russian Homeopathic League (1989-1992), the Vice President of the International Homeopathic League, and an Honorary Mem-ber of the Swedish Homeopathic Association.

Dr. Glaz graduated from the Moscow State Medical Institute in 1952. He has treated over 200,000 patients since 1955. Among his patients were leading politicians, artists, actors, and scientists.

Over a hundred of Dr. Glaz's students are practicing homeopathy all over the world. Dr. Glaz conducted free advanced courses and seminars for doctors-homeopaths.

Dr. Glaz organized the First Russian National Homeopathic Congress in Moscow, in 1990. He has delivered addresses at 15 national and international homeopathic congresses, in-cluding the last one conducted in Berlin, Germany in 2005 in honor of the 250th anniversary of Samuel Hahnemann.

Dr. Glaz is the author of 18 books on homeopathy.

He currently resides in New York City.