Kitap · Anna Karenina
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Yazar: Leo Tolstoy
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"You remember the children, Stiva, to play with them; but I
remember them, and know that this means their ruin," she
said-obviously one of the phrases she had more than once repeated
to herself in the course of the last few days.
She had called him "Stiva," and he glanced at her with gratitude,
and moved to take her hand, but she drew back from him with
aversion.
"I think of the children, and for that reason I would do anything
in the world to save them, but I don't myself know how to save
them. By taking them away from their father, or by leaving them
with a vicious father-yes, a vicious father.... Tell me, after
what ... has happened, can we live together? Is that possible?
Tell me, eh, is it possible?" she repeated, raising her voice,
"after my husband, the father of my children, enters into a love
affair with his own children's governess?"
"But what could I do? what could I do?" he kept saying in a
pitiful voice, not knowing what he was saying, as his head sank
lower and lower.
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