To the south of Lingbei Castle is a forest, and to the north is a large amount of tundra. So, you can find reindeer here, as well as a variety of Arctic creatures.

The Arctic wolves with dark personalities used to rely on the food of those Lingbei cities to eat very happily, but now that people have cut off their food supplies, they naturally have to go to the city and settle accounts with people.

These guys with dark personalities, although they are not as large as giant bears, they cause no less trouble to people than giant bears.

There are not many wines and varieties, and there are no Madeira: this is an exaggeration, but there are wines.

There are vodkas, sugar wines, and Lisbon wines, all of which are of very poor quality, but the quantity is quite sufficient.

Food, in addition to honey porridge, and three or four dishes (and pancakes, by the way), everything from Amalia?

Ivanovna's kitchen delivered, in addition, two samovars were born at once, which were used to prepare tea after meals and mix with five-flavor wine.

Everything is Katerina? Ivanovna personally procured it, and there was a poor Polish who somehow lived with Mrs. Lipevechzer who helped her, and he immediately agreed to provide it to Katerina?

Ivanovna had been running all day yesterday and this morning, exhausted and panting, as if trying to make people notice that he was particularly hard.

For every little thing, he kept running to Katerina? Ivanovna even ran to the mall to find her, calling her non-stop

"Madam Ensign", at last he almost annoyed her, though at first she had said that if it weren't for this

"Good Samaritan who volunteered to help", she was completely exhausted. Katerina? Ivanovna's character is like this: she always hastened to praise anyone she met for the first time, and some people would even be embarrassed by her's praise, she would make something out of nothing, put gold in the face of all kinds of fictitious facts, and she herself was completely sincere in all this, and then suddenly she was suddenly disappointed, broke with them, insulted them, and violently threw out the man who, only a few hours before, had admired them so much.

She was a laughing, optimistic, and friendly person by nature, but because of successive misfortunes and setbacks, she became so fanatical in hoping and demanding that all people in the world have a good time, and that they were not allowed to live another life, so that the slightest disharmony in life, and the slightest setback, would almost make her go crazy at once, and just now there was the brightest hope, immersed in the most beautiful illusions, and in an instant she would curse fate, and whatever she caught, she would tear it apart and throw it away, He also banged his head against the wall.

I don't know why, Amalia? Ivanovna was also suddenly affected by Katerina? The only reason for Ivanovna's unusual attention and extraordinary respect may be that when it came time to host a banquet, Amalia?

Ivanovna wholeheartedly decided to help her with everything: she set up the table, brought tablecloths, dishes, dishes and other things, and prepared meals in her kitchen.

Katerina? Ivanovna was going to the cemetery, so she entrusted everything to her and left her with full control.

Really, everything was very well arranged: the tables were laid out with tablecloths, even quite neat, dishes, knives and forks, wine glasses, glasses, teacups, everything was borrowed, of course, borrowed from the various households, patchwork, of different sizes and shapes, but everything was put in place on time.

Amalia? Ivanovna felt that she had done a great job, and she was even a little proud to greet the people who had returned from the cemetery, and she was dressed very beautifully, wearing a hair cap with a new black ribbon and a black dress.

This pride is taken for granted, but for some reason, Katerina? Ivanovna didn't like it very much, and thought, "Really, it seems that you Amalia are missing?" Ivanovna, as if others would not set the table for dinner! She also didn't like the hat with the new ribbon on it: "Maybe this stupid German woman is so spirited because she thinks she's the landlord and that she's so kind that she agrees to help the poor tenants?" Be kind! That's what I need to ask! I'm Katerina? Ivanovna's father was a colonel, and he almost didn't become a high-ranking official, and sometimes he had a big banquet at home, and there were forty people at a time, like you, Amalia? Someone like Ivanovna, or rather, someone like Lyudvigovna, won't even let you into the kitchen......" But she decided not to say what she was thinking for the time being, although she had secretly made up her mind that she would have to subdue this Amalia today?

Ivanovna, let her remember who she really is, otherwise, God knows what kind of person she would imagine herself to be; But for the time being, it's just quite cold to her.

Another thing that also somehow makes Katerina? Ivanovna was indignant: almost none of the other tenants who had been invited to the funeral, except for the Pole, who had finally arrived at the cemetery on time; Those who come to the banquet, that is to say, to eat the food, are the most insignificant poor in the household, many of whom are even drunk, really, they are all unworthy goods.

A few of the older and more dignified of the tenants, as if they had deliberately discussed them, did not come.

Like Peter, for example? Petrovic? Lu Ren, arguably the most prominent of all the tenants, didn't come either, but it was still last night, Katerina?

Ivanovna has already done it to everyone, that is, to Amalia? Ivanovna, Polechka, Sonia and the Pole said a great deal about him as the noblest and most generous man, that he had many connections and assets, that he was a friend of her first husband, that he was a frequent visitor to her father's house, and that he had promised to get her a considerable pension by all means.

Here we have to remember that if Katerina? Ivanovna boasted that a person who had many connections in society and assets was by no means motivated by her own personal interests or by her own intentions, but by complete selflessness, or by passion, simply because she was happy to praise that person, and thus to raise the value of the person she praised.

Probably

"This damn scoundrel Lebejatnikov" is

"Learn from Lu Ren", so I didn't come.

"Who does this guy think he is? It was only out of kindness that he was invited, and it was because of him and Peter? Petrovich lived in the same house and was an acquaintance of his, so he was embarrassed not to invite him. (End of chapter)