Anna Karenina Page #2
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- 1935
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There are no excuses
for a dreadful wrong like this.
Dolly, it's you I'm thinking of.
Can't you bring yourself to forgive him?
Could you forgive him if...?
- What have you been doing to Dolly?
- You make me uncomfortable, Kitty.
- What have you been doing?
- Nothing. Scarcely anything.
- Anna.
- Kitty.
You're so grown-up.
I can't believe it's you.
- I'm so terribly glad to see you, Anna.
- Well? Well?
- You go in now, Stiva.
- Right now?
Immediately.
- Are you sure it's all...?
- It's all right, Stiva.
Throw away your cigar.
when Stiva told me you were coming.
You're so beautiful.
Tell me, are you staying
for the next ball? Oh, you must.
- When is it to be?
- Friday, at the Korsunskys'.
You always have a good time
at the Korsunskys'.
At your age,
one has a good time anywhere.
Oh, no, some places are fun
and others aren't.
of this particular ball, don't you, Kitty?
Yes. Yes, I do. How did you know?
Oh, it's such a happy time of your life.
That blissful time
when childhood is just ending.
And the future's all warm and inviting.
I remember.
One swims in a mysterious blue haze...
like the mist on the mountains
in Switzerland.
That mist covers everything.
And out of it may rise, at any moment,
Only half imagined, half dreamed.
Anna. Anna.
For you, perhaps,
Yes. Yes, he is. May I tell you?
- Of course.
- No, I... I don't think I'd better.
- Oh, yes, do.
- A young officer in the emperor's guard.
Count Vronsky.
Vronsky?
You know him?
I met him this morning
at the railway station.
What about Levin? I thought
you were going to marry Levin.
Well, Anna, with Levin, it's different.
Oh, I'm terribly fond of Levin,
but, oh, he's so serious.
And he lives in the country.
I see.
But Vronsky,
tell me what you think of Vronsky.
He's very charming and very kind.
- Well, Kitty. Well, Anna.
- Was it all right, Stiva?
I managed it,
but it required considerable tact.
Ilytch Vassiltchikoff.
Count and Countess Boulgakovy.
Prince and Princess Lvovy.
His Excellency,
Ivan Ivanovitch Aparksin.
Anna Arkadyevna Karenina.
Prince and Princess Oblonskyia.
Princess Ekaterina
Aleksandrovna Scherbatskaya.
Konstantin Dmitrich Levin.
Levin.
Anna, this is Konstantin Dmitrich Levin.
My sister, Anna Arkadyevna Karenina.
Well, Levin, how are you?
What brings you to our corrupt Babylon?
At the risk of offending you...
I must tell you
you're as smart as a native Muscovite.
- That doesn't offend me.
- Levin thinks we are parasitic idlers...
simply because we don't
plow the fields.
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