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He had recovered himself, and lifted his head
"How absurd! What absurd nonsense you are talking!"
"No, it's the truth"
"What, what's the truth?"
"That I shall die I have had a dream"
"A dream?" repeated Vronsky, and instantly he recalled the
peasant of his drea while since I dreamed it
I drea
there, to find out so; you kno it is in dreams," she
said, her eyes ith horror; "and in the bedroo"
"Oh, what nonsense! How can you believe"
But she would not let hi was
too i turned round, and I saas a peasant with
a disheveled beard, little, and dreadful looking I wanted to
run away, but he bent down over a sack, and was fu there
with his hands"