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superintendence of her governess. But as
Malvina Jakovlevna had left, and her Swiss successor
had not had time to gain perfect confidence,
Elena Paulovna, to Tania’s great delight, made
up her mind to take the child with her.
This journey generally took place in January,
when there was excellent sleighing. They had
to travel about forty miles in a telega, and
twenty-four hours by railway, and great
preparations were made in the kitchen for this journey.
And what a wonderful journey it was—through
endless, dense forests, only varied by a number
of lakes, which in winter looked like vast plains
of snow. To Tania it remains as one of the
brightest memories of her childhood.
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