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At any rate , he did not refute me . But it was wrong to speak that way . Little have I changed if I could insult him and grieve poor Natalie , '' he thought . The party of convicts , which included Maslova , was to leave on the three o'clock train , and in order to see them coming out of the prison and follow them to the railroad station Nekhludoff decided to get to the prison before twelve . While packing his clothes and papers , Nekhludoff came across his diary and began to read the entry he had made before leaving for St. Petersburg . `` Katiusha does not desire my sacrifice , but is willing to sacrifice herself , '' it ran . `` She has conquered , and I have conquered .