Книга · Anna Karenina
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Автор: Leo Tolstoy
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Choosing a time when her daughter had gone to the spring, while
Varenka had stopped outside the baker's, the princess went up to
her.
"Allow me to make your acquaintance," she said, with her
dignified smile. "My daughter has lost her heart to you," she
said. "Possibly you do not know me. I am...."
"That feeling is more than reciprocal, princess," Varenka
answered hurriedly.
"What a good deed you did yesterday to our poor compatriot!" said
the princess.
Varenka flushed a little. "I don't remember. I don't think I did
anything," she said.
"Why, you saved that Levin from disagreeable consequences."
"Yes, sa compagne called me, and I tried to pacify him, he's very
ill, and was dissatisfied with the doctor. I'm used to looking
after such invalids."
"Yes, I've heard you live at Mentone with your aunt-I
think-Madame Stahl: I used to know her belle-soeur."
"No, she's not my aunt. I call her mamma, but I am not related to
her; I was brought up by her," answered Varenka, flushing a
little again.
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