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by Leo Tolstoy
About 58 pages (17,270 words)
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Part 2

The second part of the book is rife with spoiled relationships. Kitty succumbs to her broken heart after being rejected by Vronsky, and she needs to go to a spa to recover. Anna and Vronsky finally connect-physically, that is-and Anna finds herself in difficulties when she becomes pregnant with Vronsky's child and has to confess to Karenin.

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