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One of the men who came in was a short, thin, young man, who had a cloth-covered sheepskin coat on, and high top-boots. He stepped lightly and quickly, carrying two steaming teapots, and holding a loaf wrapped in a cloth under his arm.
"Well, so our prince has put in an appearance again," he said, as he placed the teapot beside the cups, and handed the bread to Rántzeva. "We have bought wonderful things," he continued, as he took off his sheepskin, and flung it over the heads of the others into the corner of the bedstead. "Markél has bought milk and eggs. Why, we'll have a regular ball today. And Rántzeva is spreading out her aesthetic cleanliness," he said, and looked with a smile at Rántzeva, "and now she will make the tea."