Libro · Anna Karenina
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Autore: Leo Tolstoy
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The position seemed hopeless. But in the Oblonskys' household, as
in all families indeed, there was one inconspicuous but most
valuable and useful person, Marya Philimonovna. She soothed her
mistress, assured her that everything would come round (it was
her expression, and Matvey had borrowed it from her), and without
fuss or hurry proceeded to set to work herself. She had
immediately made friends with the bailiff's wife, and on the very
first day she drank tea with her and the bailiff under the
acacias, and reviewed all the circumstances of the position. Very
soon Marya Philimonovna had established her club, so to say,
under the acacias, and there it was, in this club, consisting of
the bailiff's wife, the village elder, and the counting-house
clerk, that the difficulties of existence were gradually smoothed
away, and in a week's time everything actually had come round.
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