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'You envy him because he can't fall in love?''I envy him because he is better than I am,' replied he, smiling.
'Would you prefer to do that public work, and love that given task as he does, and nothing more?''Of course not!' replied Levin.
He wished to bring her back to her first remark about her childhood; but without wishing to, after a pause, he replied to her last words:'I have only heard that the white boleti grow chiefly on the outskirts, but I can't even tell which are the white ones.'
He repeated to himself the words with which he had intended to propose; but instead of those words some unexpected thought caused him to say:'What difference is there between the white boleti and the birch-tree variety?'Varenka's lips trembled with emotion when she replied:'There is hardly any difference in the tops, but only in the stems.'
'I have long wanted to go and certainly shall go,' replied Dolly.
'That's all right,' replied he; 'and you, Kitty?''I?
Your going does not matter to me, but do let me enjoy the society of this charming young man!''Oh, if you wish it we will stay at home to-morrow,' replied Levin with particular amiability.
'No, why?' replied Levin, conjecturing that Veslovsky must weigh not less than fifteen stone.
'I don't give it away because nobody demands that of me, and if I wanted to I could not do it,' replied Levin; 'besides, there is no one to give it to.''Give it to this peasant; he won't refuse.''Yes, but how should I set about it?
He heard his horses chewing hay; then how the master and his eldest son got ready and rode away for the night to pasture their horses; then how the soldier settled down to sleep on the other side of the barn with his nephew, their host's little son; he heard the boy in his treble voice imparting to his uncle his impressions of the dogs, which seemed to him terrible and enormous; then how the boy asked what those dogs were going to catch, and he heard how the soldier replied in a hoarse and sleepy voice that the sportsmen would go next day to the marshes and fire guns, adding, to stop the questioning: 'Sleep, Vaska, sleep, or else look out!'Soon the soldier himself began to snore, and all was still except for the neighing of the horses and the cry of snipe.
You know, only this spring Nataly Golitsin died because she had a bad doctor.''I will do whatever you tell me to,' he replied morosely.
'One of the springs broke yesterday,' replied the footman.
'Why, are you going away, or has anything happened?''It happens that I am expecting visitors,' replied Levin more rapidly, breaking off the splintered bits of the stick with his strong fingers.
In answer to the question whether she had any children, the good-looking young peasant wife had cheerfully replied:'I had one girl, but God released me.
And who may you be?''We have come a long way,' replied the coachman, climbing back on to the box.
Everything in that face: the definiteness of the dimples on cheeks and chin, the curve of her lips, the smile that seemed to flutter around her face, the light in her eyes, the grace and swiftness of her movements, the fullness of her voice, even the manner in which she replied – half-crossly, half-kindly – to Veslovsky, who asked permission to ride her cob that he might teach it to lead with the right leg when galloping – everything about her was peculiarly attractive, and she seemed to know it and to be glad of it.
Was it like that before?''Oh no!' he replied, and his face lit up with pleasure.
'That will be the doctor's quarters and the dispensary,' replied Vronsky; and seeing the architect in his short jacket coming toward them, he apologized to the ladies and went to meet him.
'I said the foundations ought to be raised,' said Anna.'Yes, of course that would have been better, Anna Arkadyevna,' replied the architect, 'but it's done now.''Yes, I am very much interested in it,' said Anna to Sviyazhsky, who expressed surprise at her knowledge of architecture.
He then replied definitely that if she expressed the wish, he would not refuse.
And what is cement?''Well... it's something like paste... no, putty!' replied Veslovsky, rousing general laughter.
No!' replied Dolly with a smile.
'I hope you won't be dull?''I hope not,' replied Anna.
A speaker of the opposite party replied to Koznyshev.
'So you are to be our Marshal again,' said he.'Hardly!' replied the Marshal, looking round with a frightened expression.
'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.
'Yes,' replied Levin with proud satisfaction.
He must either decline or accept,' replied Sviyazhsky.
'Whoever likes,' replied Sviyazhsky.
'Yes, it does touch one to the quick,' replied Vronsky, 'and having once taken the matter up, one wants to carry it through.
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