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PART THREE-2
Crossing the meadow, Konstantin Levin came out onto the road, and met an old man with a swollen eye, carrying a skep on his shoulder. "What? taken a stray swarm, Fomitch?" he asked. "No, indeed, Konstantin Dmitrich! All we can do to keep our own! This is the second swarm that has flown away.... Luckily the lads caught them. They were ploughing your field. They unyoked the horses and galloped after them." "Well, what do you say, Fomitch—start mowing or wait a bit?" "Eh, well. Our way’s to wait till St. Peter’s Day. But you always mow sooner. Well, to be sure, please God, the hay’s good. There’ll be plenty for the beasts." "What do you think about the weather?" "That’s in God’s hands. Maybe it will be fine." Levin went up to his brother. Sergey Ivanovitch had caught nothing, but he w
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