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... Dolly will pardon him or not : " his guilt rose up in his imagination . ' No , she will never forgive me , she can't forgive me " ( Tolstoy 2 ) . In Tolstoy's novel the pardoning structure is represented by Dolly's and Stiva's marriage ...
... Dolly will pardon him or not : " his guilt rose up in his imagination . ' No , she will never forgive me , she can't forgive me " ( Tolstoy 2 ) . In Tolstoy's novel the pardoning structure is represented by Dolly's and Stiva's marriage ...
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... Dolly's visit to Vozdvizhenskoe at first seems so important to Anna : Vronsky's estate represents yet another new start , after the debacle at the opera in St. Petersburg , and Dolly's visit gives Anna the opportunity to discuss her ...
... Dolly's visit to Vozdvizhenskoe at first seems so important to Anna : Vronsky's estate represents yet another new start , after the debacle at the opera in St. Petersburg , and Dolly's visit gives Anna the opportunity to discuss her ...
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... Dolly's zone ? What she sees is not only that Anna is again beautiful , vigorous , deeply in love , and that Vronsky - whom Dolly had never much liked - has qualities that make him worthy of love . More importantly , Dolly has ...
... Dolly's zone ? What she sees is not only that Anna is again beautiful , vigorous , deeply in love , and that Vronsky - whom Dolly had never much liked - has qualities that make him worthy of love . More importantly , Dolly has ...
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