Anna Karenina
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:09:00
You've a very illustrious brother-in-law.
Very high up in the Ministry.

:09:04
Yes, a remarkable man.
:09:06
But not our kind.
:09:08
Like your friend Levin. I met him last
night, an insufferable fellow.

:09:10
Oh, you don't appreciate my Levin.
:09:14
But yesterday there was a reason
for him being out of sorts.

:09:16
You don't mean he, uh...
:09:20
Levin has been in love with
Kitty for so long,

:09:22
and I feel so very sorry
for him.

:09:26
So that's it.
:09:50
Excuse me.
:10:04
You got my telegram?
:10:05
How are you? Well?
:10:07
-Have a good journey, mama?
-Anna Arkadyevna!

:10:10
Can't you find your brother?
:10:13
Stiva, here!
:10:15
She's very charming, isn't she?
:10:17
Poor girl. Her husband refuses
to travel with her. He says he's too busy.

:10:21
Well, Countess, you've met
your son, I've met my brother.

:10:25
Pardon me for not recognizing you,
but I don't think we've ever met before.

:10:28
Anna Arkadyevna
:10:29
has a little boy of 8, Seriozha.
:10:32
They've never been
parted before, and she's fretting

:10:35
at having left him behind. Really,
Anna, you can't expect never to leave him.

:10:40
Well, good-bye, countess.
:10:42
Good-bye, my dear.
:10:52
Very charming.

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