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Beside in sentence

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'Veslovsky, walk beside me – beside me!' he whispered with bated breath to his comrade, who was splashing in the water behind him, and the direction of whose gun, after the accidental shot by the Kolpensky marsh, involuntarily interested Levin.
'Hullo you sportsmen!' shouted one of several peasants who were sitting beside a cart from which the horses had been taken out.
Oblonsky spoke of the marshes which Malthus had leased in the Province of Tver, of how they were preserved, of the vehicles – dog-carts – in which the sportsmen were driven thither, and of the marquee that was set up for lunch beside the marsh.
The coachmen were asleep beside the vehicles, the horses were drowsing.
Laska walked beside her master, seeking permission to run forward and looking around.
Marsh birds were busy in the dew-bespangled bushes that cast long shadows beside the brook.
She had a small travelling looking-glass in her bag, and felt inclined to take it out; but glancing at the backs of the coachman and the clerk who sat swaying beside him, she knew she would feel ashamed if one of them chanced to look round, and she did not take it out.
CHAPTER XVIITHE COACHMAN STOPPED THE HORSES and looked round toward a field of rye on the right, where some peasants sat beside a cart.
He turned toward a lad beside the cart who was shouting something.
Anna rode in front beside Veslovsky.
The peasants beside the cart all got up and looked with merry curiosity at the visitor, making their own comments.
How happy I am!' said Anna, who in her riding-habit had sat down for a moment beside Dolly.
'I feel it hard sometimes that I am as it were superfluous here,' said Anna on leaving the nursery, lifting her train to avoid the toys that lay beside the door.
Beside the finished building another as yet surrounded by scaffolding was being built.
Dolly tried to play, but was long unable to understand the game, and by the time she did understand it she was so tired that she sat down beside the Princess Barbara to watch the others.
She came and sat down beside Dolly, peering into her face with a guilty look, and took her by the hand.
Koznyshev inserted his hand in the ballot-box and placed his ball somewhere, and making way for Levin paused beside him.
He felt sad, chiefly because he saw that every one else was animated, preoccupied, and busy while only he and a mumbling, toothless, quite old man in naval uniform who had sat down beside him were uninterested and inactive.
'Oh, still the same – with a loss,' replied the landowner as he stopped beside Levin, with a resigned smile and a look of calm conviction that it must be so.
He pointed to the portly figure of Oblonsky in his Chamberlain's uniform with white trousers, walking beside a General.
'Certainly not I,' said Sviyazhsky, becoming embarrassed and casting an alarmed glance at the venomous gentleman, who was standing beside Koznyshev.
An expert standing beside the box, who by the mere motion of an elbow could tell where every ball was put, made a wry face.
Beside the women sat or stood elegant lawyers, spectacled High School teachers, and officers.
Levin could not listen to the second part of the concert, for Pestsov, who stood beside him, talked all the while and found fault with the piece because of its unnecessary and sickly affectation of simplicity, comparing it with the simplicities of the pre-Raphaelite school of painting.
Levin went up to them, said 'How-do-you-do,' and sat down on a chair beside the sofa, holding his hat in his hand.
He sat beside a young military man, and two chairs were tilted against their table.
'That's Yashvin,' said Vronsky in reply to Turovtsin's question, as he took a vacant chair beside them.
Vronsky sat beside the table, surrounded by friends who were continually coming to him, or else went to the 'infernal regions' to see what Yashvin was up to.
And how did you like Levin?' he asked, taking a seat beside her.
Kitty was not in the bed beside him.
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