" "No, that's unfair," said Veslovsky; "how could envy come in? There is something not nice about that sort of business.
" "You say," Levin went on, "that it's unjust for me to receive five thousand, while the peasant has fifty; that's true.
It is unfair, and I feel it, but..." "It really is.
Why is it we spend our time riding, drinking, shooting, doing nothing, while they are forever at work?" said Vassenka Veslovsky, obviously for the first time in his life reflecting on the question, and consequently considering it with perfect sincerity.
"Yes, you feel it, but you don't give him your property," said Stepan Arkadyevitch, intentionally, as it seemed, provoking Levin.