Anna Karenina - LimpidSoft

PART SEVEN CHAPTER 24
Vronsky besought her to be calm, and declared that there was no trace of foundation
for her jealousy; that he had never ceased, and never would cease, to love her;
that he loved her more than ever.
“Anna, why distress yourself and me so?” he said to her, kissing her hands. There
was tenderness now in his face, and she fancied she caught the sound of tears in his
voice, and she felt them wet on her hand. And instantly Anna’s despairing jealousy
changed to a despairing passion of tenderness. She put her arms round him, and
covered with kisses his head, his neck, his hands.
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