Leo Tolstoy about speech (“Anna Karenina”, 1877) - He was always in a hurry to speak, and seemed always to put his whole soul into what he was saying.
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“ He was always in a hurry to speak, and seemed always to put his whole soul into what he was saying. ”
 Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina (1877). copy citation

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Leo Tolstoy about speech (“Anna Karenina”, 1877) - He was always in a hurry to speak, and seemed always to put his whole soul into what he was saying.
Leo Tolstoy about speech (“Anna Karenina”, 1877) - He was always in a hurry to speak, and seemed always to put his whole soul into what he was saying.