"There are the candles.

There is a bathroom next to you." He was tired and disgusted, but slept soundly.

When at breakfast he said that he was not allowed tea or coffee, he was fed with milk, to which with hot bread and new acquaintance with griddle cakes he took kindly.
After breakfast he was driven to the village with his aunt and equipped with a rough ready-made overcoat and high boots.

He found the dress comfortable, but not to his taste.
When he came back, the Squire and Leila had disappeared and he was left to his own devices.

He was advised by his aunt to walk about and see the stables and the horses.