Kitap · Anna Karenina
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Yazar: Leo Tolstoy
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"I will only say one thing more: you know that I am speaking of
my sister, whom I love as I love my own children. I don't say she
cared for you, all I meant to say is that her refusal at that
moment proves nothing."
"I don't know!" said Levin, jumping up. "If you only knew how you
are hurting me. It's just as if a child of yours were dead, and
they were to say to you: He would have been like this and like
that, and he might have lived, and how happy you would have been
in him. But he's dead, dead, dead!..."
"How absurd you are!" said Darya Alexandrovna, looking with
mournful tenderness at Levin's excitement. "Yes, I see it all
more and more clearly," she went on musingly. "So you won't come
to see us, then, when Kitty's here?"
"No, I shan't come. Of course I won't avoid meeting Katerina
Alexandrovna, but as far as I can, I will try to save her the
annoyance of my presence."
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