FIFTY-SIX I am very glad I have persuaded him to receive Extreme Unction to-morrow, she said as she sat in her dressing-jacket before her folding-glass and combed her soft fragrant hair with a small comb. I have never been present, but Mama told me t
FIFTY-SEVEN Chapter 21 FROM the moment that Karenin understood from his conversations with Betsy and Oblonsky that all that was asked of him was that he should leave his wife in peace and not trouble her with his presence and that his wife herself wi
FIFTY-EIGHT Chapter 24 THE congratulations at the Palace were over. Meeting as they were going out, acquaintances chatted about the latest news, the newly-awarded honours, and the changes among the highest officials. How would it do to appoint Counte
FIFTY-ONE When the deacon had finished the prayer for the Imperial family, the priest holding a book turned to the bride and bridegroom. Eternal God who joinest them that were separate, he read in his mild sing-song voice, and hast ordained for them
FORTY-FOUR Chapter 11 EVERYBODY took part in the general conversation except Kitty and Levin. At first when the influence of one nation on another was being talked about, thoughts of what he had to say on the subject involuntarily came into Levins mi
FORTY PART FOUR Chapter 1 THE Karenins, husband and wife, continued to live in the same house and to meet daily, but they were wholly estranged, Karenin made it a rule to see his wife every day, so as not to give the servants any grounds for making c
FORTY-ONE Chapter 4 KARENIN after meeting Vronsky in his own porch went on as had been his intention to the Italian Opera. He sat through the first two acts and saw everybody that it was necessary for him to see. On his return home he carefully looke
FORTY-TWO Chapter 6 KARENIN had gained a brilliant victory at the Committee Meeting of the seventeenth of August; but the consequence of that victory undermined his power. The new committee for investigating the conditions of the subject races from e
FORTY-THREE Chapter 9 IT was past five, and some of the visitors had already arrived, when the master of the house came home. He entered together with Sergius Ivanich Koznyshev and Pestsov, who had met on the doorstep. These two were the chief repres
FORTY-FIVE Chapter 14 WHEN Kitty had left and Levin remained alone he felt so restless without her and so impatient to live more and more quickly through the hours till morning when he would see her again and be united to her for good, that he dreade
FORTY-SIX Their conversation was interrupted by Mlle Linon, who with a feigned yet affectionate smile came to congratulate her favourite pupil. Before she had gone out, the servants entered with their congratulations. Afterwards relatives arrived, an
FORTY-SEVEN Chapter 18 AFTER his conversation with Karenin Vronsky went out on to the Karenins porch and then stopped, recalling with difficulty where he was and where he ought to go. He felt ashamed, humiliated, guilty, and deprived of the possibili
THIRTY-EIGHT Chapter 28 LEVIN felt intolerably bored by the ladies that evening. He was more than ever excited by the thought that the dissatisfaction with work on the land which he now experienced was not an exceptional state of mind, but the result
THIRTY-NINE Chapter 30 BY the end of September the timber for the buildings to be erected on the land let to the peasant-group was carted, the butter was all sold and the profits divided. Everything on the estate was going well practically, at least
THIRTY-SEVEN Chapter 26 SVIYAZHSKY was Marshal of the Nobility in his district. He was five years older than Levin and had long been married. His young sister-in-law, whom Levin thought very pleasant, lived with them. He knew that both Sviyazhsky and
THIRTY-SIX Chapter 23 ON Monday the usual meeting of the Committee of the Second of July took place. Karenin entered the Council room, greeted the members and the president as usual, and took his seat, his hand lying ready on the papers before him. A
THIRTY-FIVE Chapter 21 I HAVE come for you; your washing has taken a long time! said Petritsky. Well, is it done? Yes, its done, said Vronsky, smiling with his eyes and twirling the ends of his moustache as carefully as if, after the order he had est
THIRTY-FOUR Chapter 18 SOUNDS of footsteps and a mans voice, then that of a woman followed by laughter, reached them, and the expected visitors entered the room, Sappho Stolz and a young man, shining with a super-abundance of health, known as Vaska.
THIRTY-THREE Serezha, she said as soon as the governess had gone away, it was wrong, but you wont do it again? . . . You love me? She felt the tears coming into her eyes. As if I could help loving him, she said to herself looking into his frightened
EIGHTEEN Chapter 13 LEVIN put on his high boots and, for the first time, a cloth coat instead of a fur, and went out to attend to his farm. Stepping now on a piece of ice, now into the sticky mud, he crossed the stream of dazzling water. Spring is th
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