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Ivanovitch, of his sister, of the peasants who came to him for

advice and were accusto

down a child one is carrying in one's arms It was necessary to

look after the comfort of his sister-in-law and her children, and

of his wife and baby, and it was impossible not to spend with

theether with shooting and his new bee-keeping,

filled up the whole of Levin's life, which had no an to think

But besides knowing thoroughly what he had to do, Levin knew in

just the same way _how_ he had to do it all, and as more

important than the rest

He knew he must hire laborers as cheaply as possible; but to hire

thees, hat hestraw to the peasants in tiht do, even though he felt sorry for

theh

they were a source of inco timber must be punished as

severely as possible, but he could not exact forfeits for cattle

being driven onto his fields; and though it annoyed the keeper

and raze their cattle on his