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... eyes and made no effort to save his mother from a moment's pain . All his pity was for the Finn , Afrosinia , who was expected at Petersburg after her confinement on the way from Naples . Peter decided to go north , taking Alexey with ...
... eyes and made no effort to save his mother from a moment's pain . All his pity was for the Finn , Afrosinia , who was expected at Petersburg after her confinement on the way from Naples . Peter decided to go north , taking Alexey with ...
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... eyes seemed never to lose the glint of gold . He was more an intimate of Katya's in these days , and sometimes Peter felt that his wife preferred the favorite to him . Often he found them together , their names were linked in little ...
... eyes seemed never to lose the glint of gold . He was more an intimate of Katya's in these days , and sometimes Peter felt that his wife preferred the favorite to him . Often he found them together , their names were linked in little ...
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... eyes watched their behavior , and they were afraid even to discuss the suc- cession . Some said his words , " Give back everything to , " clearly showed his intention of restoring the succession to Alexey's line , but Tolstoy , knowing ...
... eyes watched their behavior , and they were afraid even to discuss the suc- cession . Some said his words , " Give back everything to , " clearly showed his intention of restoring the succession to Alexey's line , but Tolstoy , knowing ...
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