1 At that moment she was drawing on a long glove and, doubtless, pining to be flying over the dancing-floor, where, with clicking heels, four couples had now begun to thread the mazes of the mazurka.
2 In a solitary window a light is flickering where some good burgher is mending his boots, or a baker drawing a batch of dough.
3 For that matter, Chichikov himself had noticed that Tientietnikov was in the habit of drawing heads of which each representation exactly resembled the rest.
4 Yes," he said, sucking his lips, and drawing a deep breath, "in the first place, make a pasty in four divisions.
5 'That's very praiseworthy self-abnegation,' Pavel Petrovitch declared, drawing himself up, and throwing his head back.
6 'Saucy mite,' said Fenitchka, not drawing her face away.
7 'Yes, a force is not to be called to account,' said Arkady, drawing himself up.
8 She got up from the sofa, and carelessly drawing a velvet cape trimmed with yellowish ermine over her shoulders, she said languidly, 'Good-morning, Victor,' and pressed Sitnikov's hand.
9 Meanwhile, the mazurka was drawing to a close.
10 Yes, I am old, she added, softly drawing the ends of her lace over her bare arms.
11 Anna Sergyevna gave him some drink, not taking off her glove, and drawing her breath timorously.
12 A January day was drawing to its close; the cold evening was more keen than ever in the motionless air, and a lurid sunset was rapidly dying away.
13 "Listen, dear Annette," said the prince, suddenly taking Anna Pavlovna's hand and for some reason drawing it downwards.
14 Anna Pavlovna's drawing room was gradually filling.
15 Anna Pavlovna greeted him with the nod she accorded to the lowest hierarchy in her drawing room.