Livre · Anna Karenina
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Auteur: Leo Tolstoy
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"I'd been meaning to tell you something for a long while, mamma:
did you know that Levin meant to make Kitty an offer when he was
here the last time? He told Stiva so."
"Well, what then? I don't understand...."
"So did Kitty perhaps refuse him?... She didn't tell you so?"
"No, she has said nothing to me either of one or the other; she's
too proud. But I know it's all on account of the other."
"Yes, but suppose she has refused Levin, and she wouldn't have
refused him if it hadn't been for the other, I know. And then, he
has deceived her so horribly."
It was too terrible for the princess to think how she had sinned
against her daughter, and she broke out angrily.
"Oh, I really don't understand! Nowadays they will all go their
own way, and mothers haven't a word to say in anything, and
then...."
"Mamma, I'll go up to her."
"Well, do. Did I tell you not to?" said her mother.
Chapter 3
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