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Portrait of Leo Tolstoy Leo Tolstoy,  The Awakening: The Resurrection…

“ He did it for the insurance money, and threw it on us.”
“Is it possible?”
“As true as there is a living God, master. Do help us!” He was about to bow to the ground, but Nekhludoff forcibly prevented him. “Release me. I am suffering here innocently,” he continued. His face suddenly began to twitch; tears welled up in his eyes, and, rolling up the sleeve of his coat, he began to wipe his eyes with the dirty sleeve of his shirt.
“Have you finished?” asked the warden.
“Yes. Cheer up; I will do what I can for you,” Nekhludoff said, and walked out.
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Portrait of Leo Tolstoy Leo Tolstoy,  The Awakening: The Resurrection…

“ He had recourse to the law everywhere, and the tapster was everywhere acquitted. Once he took her away by force, but she ran away the following day. He went to the seducer, demanding his wife. The tapster told him that she was not there, although he saw her when coming in, and ordered him to depart. He would not go. Then the tapster and another workman beat him until he bled, and the following day the tapster’s house took fire. ”
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