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It was past five, and several guests had already arrived, before

the host hiey

Ivanovitch Koznishev and Pestsov, who had reached the street door

at the sa representatives

of the Moscow intellectuals, as Oblonsky had called them Both

were ence

They respected each other, but were in coreeed

to opposite parties, but precisely because they were of the same

party (their enemies refused to see any distinction between their

views); but, in that party, each had his own special shade of

opinion And since no difference is less easily overcome than

the difference of opinion about sereed in any opinion, and had long, indeed, been

accustoible aberrations

They were just going in at the door, talking of the weather, when

Stepan Arkadyevitch overtook the Prince Alexander D Shtcherbatsky, Turovtsin, Kitty, and Karenin

Stepan Arkadyevitch saw i-rooown, obviously worried about the children, who

were to have their dinner by themselves in the nursery, and by