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المؤلف: Leo Tolstoy

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"Ah, I can't bear to hear you!" said the prince gloomily, getting
up from his low chair, and seeming anxious to get away, yet
stopping in the doorway. "There are laws, madam, and since you've
challenged me to it, I'll tell you who's to blame for it all: you
and you, you and nobody else. Laws against such young gallants
there have always been, and there still are! Yes, if there has
been nothing that ought not to have been, old as I am, I'd have
called him out to the barrier, the young dandy. Yes, and now you
physic her and call in these quacks."
The prince apparently had plenty more to say, but as soon as the
princess heard his tone she subsided at once, and became
penitent, as she always did on serious occasions.
"Alexander, Alexander," she whispered, moving to him and
beginning to weep.
As soon as she began to cry the prince too calmed down. He went
up to her.

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