Lemm was there; Lavretsky took a great liking to him.

Although thanks to his father, he played no instrument, he was passionately fond of music, real classical music.
Panshin was not at the Kalitins' that evening.

The governor had sent him off to some place out of the town.

Lisa played alone and very correct; Lemm woke up, got excited, twisted a piece of paper into a roll, and conducted.

Marya Dmitrievna laughed at first, as she looked at him, later on she went off to bed; in her own words, Beethoven was too agitating for her nerves.