Kitap · Anna Karenina
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Yazar: Leo Tolstoy
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"There, that's enough, that's enough! You're wretched too, I
know. It can't be helped. There's no great harm done. God is
merciful ... thanks...." he said, not knowing what he was saying,
as he responded to the tearful kiss of the princess that he felt
on his hand. And the prince went out of the room.
Before this, as soon as Kitty went out of the room in tears,
Dolly, with her motherly, family instincts, had promptly
perceived that here a woman's work lay before her, and she
prepared to do it. She took off her hat, and, morally speaking,
tucked up her sleeves and prepared for action. While her mother
was attacking her father, she tried to restrain her mother, so
far as filial reverence would allow. During the prince's outburst
she was silent; she felt ashamed for her mother, and tender
towards her father for so quickly being kind again. But when her
father left them she made ready for what was the chief thing
needful-to go to Kitty and console her.
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