He was sitting with a young officer, and beside them were two chairs turned upside down.

Levin gladly went up to them.

He had always liked the good-hearted rake, Turovtsin--he was associated in his mind with memories of his courtship--and at that moment, after the strain of intellectual conversation, the sight of Turovtsin's good-natured face was particularly welcome.

"For you and Oblonsky.