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The party broke up after supper about a quarter past twelve. Seeing her visitors off, Olga Mihalovna stood at the door and said: "You really ought to take a shawl! It's turning a little chilly. Please God, you don't catch cold!"
-"Don't trouble, Olga Mihalovna," the ladies answered as they got into the carriage. "Well, good-bye. Mind now, we are expecting you; don't play us false!"