Book · Anna Karenina
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Author: Leo Tolstoy
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In the church there was no one but the peasants, the servants and
their women-folk. But Darya Alexandrovna saw, or fancied she saw,
the sensation produced by her children and her. The children were
not only beautiful to look at in their smart little dresses, but
they were charming in the way they behaved. Aliosha, it is true,
did not stand quite correctly; he kept turning round, trying to
look at his little jacket from behind; but all the same he was
wonderfully sweet. Tanya behaved like a grown-up person, and
looked after the little ones. And the smallest, Lily, was
bewitching in her naive astonishment at everything, and it was
difficult not to smile when, after taking the sacrament, she said
in English, "Please, some more."
On the way home the children felt that something solemn had
happened, and were very sedate.
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