Book · Anna Karenina
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Author: Leo Tolstoy
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"I know, of course," said Levin, "that that simply means that you
would like to see me, and I'm exceedingly glad. Though I can
fancy that, used to town housekeeping as you are, you must feel
in the wilds here, and if there's anything wanted, I'm altogether
at your disposal."
"Oh, no!" said Dolly. "At first things were rather uncomfortable,
but now we've settled everything capitally-thanks to my old
nurse," she said, indicating Marya Philimonovna, who, seeing that
they were speaking of her, smiled brightly and cordially to
Levin. She knew him, and knew that he would be a good match for
her young lady, and was very keen to see the matter settled.
"Won't you get in, sir, we'll make room this side!" she said to
him.
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