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... look at any animal .... It eats whatever God gives it ! " ( PSS VI , 56 ) . Under Eroshka's permissive ethic , the moral correctness of appeasing our animal appetites extends , naturally enough , from the gastronomical to the sexual ...
... look at any animal .... It eats whatever God gives it ! " ( PSS VI , 56 ) . Under Eroshka's permissive ethic , the moral correctness of appeasing our animal appetites extends , naturally enough , from the gastronomical to the sexual ...
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... Look what shoulders and other things I have ! ' And we men stroll around and look , and are very pleased . ' Yes , I know ! I won't be caught ! ' They stroll about and look , and are very pleased that everything is arranged like that ...
... Look what shoulders and other things I have ! ' And we men stroll around and look , and are very pleased . ' Yes , I know ! I won't be caught ! ' They stroll about and look , and are very pleased that everything is arranged like that ...
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... looks , Anna has become a voracious reader of books . After she returns from her conversation with Dolly , one in which Vronsky has significantly asked Dolly to bring up the divorce , Anna misinterprets Vronsky's " questioning look " as ...
... looks , Anna has become a voracious reader of books . After she returns from her conversation with Dolly , one in which Vronsky has significantly asked Dolly to bring up the divorce , Anna misinterprets Vronsky's " questioning look " as ...
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according aesthetic Anna Karenina Anna's appears artist attempt becomes beginning believe calls Chapter characters Christian communication complete concern considered continues Cossacks course critics death described desire Dewey discussion Dolly dream effect example experience expression fact feelings final force give happiness human idea ideal important individual interest interpretation Italy Kitty language later letter Levin literary live look Lyovin marriage means moral Moscow narrative nature never notes novel Oblonsky pardon passion Peace person philosophy physical Pierre pleasure position possible practice present Press problem prosaic provides question reader reading reason reference relations response Russian scene seems sense sexual social society spiritual Stiva story suggests theory things thought Tolstoy Tolstoy's true turn understanding University Vronsky wants whole woman women writes York