The Awakening - The Resurrection by Leo Nikoleyevich Tolstoy
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"Yes, it is necessary to tell her," he thought. "I must tell all to
everybody. "A very strange and important thing has happened to me. Do you remember Katiousha, who lived with Aunt Maria Ivanovna?" "Of course; I taught her to sew." "Well, then, she was tried in court yesterday, and I was one of the jury." "Ah, good Lord! what a pity!" said Agrippina Petrovna. "What was she tried for?" "Murder, and it was all caused by me." "How could you have caused it? You are talking very strangely," said Agrippina Petrovna, and fire sparkled in her old eyes. She knew of the incident with Katiousha. "Yes, it is my fault. And this causes me to change my plans." "What change can this cause in your plans?" said Agrippina Petrovna, suppressing a smile. "This: That since it was through my fault that she is in her present condition, I consider it my duty to help her to the extent of my ability." |
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