Kitap · Anna Karenina
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Yazar: Leo Tolstoy
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"He's right!" she said; "of course, he's always right; he's a
Christian, he's generous! Yes, vile, base creature! And no one
understands it except me, and no one ever will; and I can't
explain it. They say he's so religious, so high-principled, so
upright, so clever; but they don't see what I've seen. They don't
know how he has crushed my life for eight years, crushed
everything that was living in me-he has not once even thought
that I'm a live woman who must have love. They don't know how at
every step he's humiliated me, and been just as pleased with
himself. Haven't I striven, striven with all my strength, to find
something to give meaning to my life? Haven't I struggled to love
him, to love my son when I could not love my husband? But the
time came when I knew that I couldn't cheat myself any longer,
that I was alive, that I was not to blame, that God has made me
so that I must love and live. And now what does he do?
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