Anna Karenina
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:24:05
Did you have
a good night?

:24:07
Excellent. Thank you.
:24:09
Ah, we've met before, I believe.
Count Vronsky.

:24:13
You set off with the mother and return
with the son. Back from furlough, I presume.

:24:16
So, my dear, how was Moscow?
:24:18
I hope I may have the honor
of calling on you.

:24:20
Delighted. We're at home
on Mondays.

:24:42
I told you it was mama!
I knew!

:24:46
Oh, my pet.
:24:53
Gifts from Tanya
and Grisha.

:24:55
Tanya can read now, you know?
She's even teaching Grisha.

:24:58
ls she nicer than me?
:25:01
To me you're nicer than anyone
else in the world.

:25:04
I know I am.
:25:15
On the whole, then, your
visit was a success?

:25:18
I cannot see how a man
like that can be exonerated,

:25:22
even if he is your brother.
:25:25
But I'm glad it all ended satisfactorily
and that you're back again.

:25:28
You wouldn't believe how
irksome it is to dine alone.

:25:32
I missed you, too.
:25:34
Time for bed.

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