Libro · Anna Karenina
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Autor: Leo Tolstoy
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It seemed as though some piece of good fortune had come to pass
after the doctor had gone. The mother was much more cheerful when
she went back to her daughter, and Kitty pretended to be more
cheerful. She had often, almost always, to be pretending now.
"Really, I'm quite well, mamma. But if you want to go abroad,
let's go!" she said, and trying to appear interested in the
proposed tour, she began talking of the preparations for the
journey.
Chapter 2
Soon after the doctor, Dolly had arrived. She knew that there was
to be a consultation that day, and though she was only just up
after her confinement (she had another baby, a little girl, born
at the end of the winter), though she had trouble and anxiety
enough of her own, she had left her tiny baby and a sick child,
to come and hear Kitty's fate, which was to be decided that day.
"Well, well?" she said, coming into the drawing-room, without
taking off her hat. "You're all in good spirits. Good news,
then?"
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