Libro · Anna Karenina
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Autor: Leo Tolstoy
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"Yes. I know him. I could not look at him without feeling sorry
for him. We both know him. He's good-hearted, but he's proud, and
now he's so humiliated. What touched me most...." (and here Anna
guessed what would touch Dolly most) "he's tortured by two
things: that he's ashamed for the children's sake, and that,
loving you-yes, yes, loving you beyond everything on earth," she
hurriedly interrupted Dolly, who would have answered-"he has hurt
you, pierced you to the heart. 'No, no, she cannot forgive me,'
he keeps saying."
Dolly looked dreamily away beyond her sister-in-law as she
listened to her words.
"Yes, I can see that his position is awful; it's worse for the
guilty than the innocent," she said, "if he feels that all the
misery comes from his fault. But how am I to forgive him, how am
I to be his wife again after her? For me to live with him now
would be torture, just because I love my past love for him...."
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