Book · Anna Karenina
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Author: Leo Tolstoy
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His mother's attempt to buy him stung him to the quick and made
him feel colder than ever to her. But he could not draw back from
the generous word when it was once uttered, even though he felt
now, vaguely foreseeing certain eventualities in his intrigue
with Madame Karenina, that this generous word had been spoken
thoughtlessly, and that even though he were not married he might
need all the hundred thousand of income. But it was impossible to
draw back. He had only to recall his brother's wife, to remember
how that sweet, delightful Varya sought, at every convenient
opportunity, to remind him that she remembered his generosity and
appreciated it, to grasp the impossibility of taking back his
gift. It was as impossible as beating a woman, stealing, or
lying.
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