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"Have the horses put in! " cried the count, as he entered the sitting-room of the hotel with all his friends including the gypsies.
"Sashka, -- not the gypsy Sashka, but mine, -- tell the superintendent that if the horses are poor I will flog him. Now give us some tea. Zavalshevsky, make some tea; I am going to Ilyin's; I want to find how things have gone with him," added Turbin; and he went out into the corridor, and directed his steps to the uhlan's room.