You see, you're disturbing other people....

Ah, here's Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch; keep quiet, please." Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch was already in the room; he came in very quietly and stood still for an instant in the doorway, quietly scrutinising the company.
I was struck by the first sight of him just as I had been four years before, when I saw him for the first time.

I had not forgotten him in the least.

But I think there are some countenances which always seem to exhibit something new which one has not noticed before, every time one meets them, though one may have seen them a hundred times already.
Apparently he was exactly the same as he had been four years before.

He was as elegant, as dignified, he moved with the same air of consequence as before, indeed he looked almost as young.