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against his oill or wishes, followed her lead, hoped too that

so, apart from his own action, would be sure to solve all

difficulties

In the middle of the winter Vronsky spent a very tireson prince, who had coe, and he had to show hiuished appearance; he possessed, nity, and was used to

having to do with such grand personages--that was how he cae of the prince But he felt his duties very

irkso of which he

would be asked at home, had he seen that in Russia? And on his

own account he was anxious to enjoy to the uted to be his guide in

satisfying both these inclinations Theto look at places of interest; the evenings they passed

enjoying the national entertain princes By gyht himself to such a point

that in spite of his excess in pleasure he looked as fresh as a

big glossy green Dutch cucureat

deal, and considered one of the chief advantages of modern

facilities of communication was the accessibility of the

pleasures of all nations