Anna Karenina - LimpidSoft

PART THREE CHAPTER 3
“As for your dislike of it, excuse my saying so, that’s simply our Russian sloth and
old serf-owner’s ways, and I’m convinced that in you it’s a temporary error and will
pass.”
Konstantin was silent. He felt himself vanquished on all sides, but he felt at the
same time that what he wanted to say was unintelligible to his brother. Only he could
not make up his mind whether it was unintelligible because he was not capable
of expressing his meaning clearly, or because his brother would not or could not
understand him. But he did not pursue the speculation, and without replying, he
fell to musing on a quite different and personal matter.
Sergey Ivanovitch wound up the last line, untied the horse, and they drove off.
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