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... Kitty reinforces , by contrast , his refusal to pardon . I would argue that this scene in a masterly way , re- writes Gospel while repeating all its constitutive elements . Levin almost literally writes in the sand : he writes his ...
... Kitty reinforces , by contrast , his refusal to pardon . I would argue that this scene in a masterly way , re- writes Gospel while repeating all its constitutive elements . Levin almost literally writes in the sand : he writes his ...
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... Kitty to pardon him for being jealous ( afterwards he throws Veslovsky out of the house ) : " Kate , I have been tormenting you ! My darling , forgive me ! " ( Tolstoy 521 ) . Kitty pardons him for his utter despotism and phallocracy .
... Kitty to pardon him for being jealous ( afterwards he throws Veslovsky out of the house ) : " Kate , I have been tormenting you ! My darling , forgive me ! " ( Tolstoy 521 ) . Kitty pardons him for his utter despotism and phallocracy .
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... Kitty's admiring gaze : Kitty had been seeing Anna every day and was in love with her but seeing her in black she felt that she had never before realized her full charm .... She now realized that Anna could not have worn lilac , and ...
... Kitty's admiring gaze : Kitty had been seeing Anna every day and was in love with her but seeing her in black she felt that she had never before realized her full charm .... She now realized that Anna could not have worn lilac , and ...
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