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Vronsky burst into roars of laughter. And long afterwards, when

he was talking of other things, he broke out into his healthy

laugh, showing his strong, close rows of teeth, when he thought

of the helmet.

Having heard all the news, Vronsky, with the assistance of his

valet, got into his uniform, and went off to report himself. He

intended, when he had done that, to drive to his brother's and to

Betsy's and to pay several visits with a view to beginning to go

into that society where he might meet Madame Karenina. As he

always did in Petersburg, he left home not meaning to return till

late at night.

PART TWO

Chapter 1