War and Peace Volume 2 Book 8 Chapter 13

In which Count Rostóv and his daughters visit a lively social gathering where young Natásha finds herself the object of Anatole’s ardent attention amidst a world of unfamiliar and dubious amusements. She is caught between the conflicting stirrings of her heart, wrestling with a bewildering mixture of admiration, fear, and confusion that keeps her awake through the night.