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311
With
you
I
should
soon
learn
;
I
somehow
feel
confidence
in
you
,
she
said
to
him
.
312
And
I
have
confidence
in
myself
when
you
are
leaning
on
me
,
he
said
,
but
was
at
once
panic
-
stricken
at
what
he
had
said
,
and
blushed
.
And
indeed
,
no
sooner
had
he
uttered
these
words
,
when
all
at
once
,
like
the
sun
going
behind
a
cloud
,
her
face
lost
all
its
friendliness
,
and
Levin
detected
the
familiar
change
in
her
expression
that
denoted
the
working
of
thought
;
a
crease
showed
on
her
smooth
brow
.
313
Is
there
anything
troubling
you
?
though
I
ve
no
right
to
ask
such
a
question
,
he
added
hurriedly
.
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314
Oh
,
why
so
?
.
.
.
No
,
I
have
nothing
to
trouble
me
,
she
responded
coldly
;
and
she
added
immediately
:
You
haven
t
seen
Mlle
.
Linon
,
have
you
?
315
Not
yet
.
316
Go
and
speak
to
her
,
she
likes
you
so
much
.
317
What
s
wrong
?
I
have
offended
her
.
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318
Lord
help
me
!
thought
Levin
,
and
he
flew
towards
the
old
Frenchwoman
with
the
gray
ringlets
,
who
was
sitting
on
a
bench
.
Smiling
and
showing
her
false
teeth
,
she
greeted
him
as
an
old
friend
.
319
Yes
,
you
see
we
re
growing
up
,
she
said
to
him
,
glancing
towards
Kitty
,
and
growing
old
.
Tiny
bear
has
grown
big
now
!
pursued
the
Frenchwoman
,
laughing
,
and
she
reminded
him
of
his
joke
about
the
three
young
ladies
whom
he
had
compared
to
the
three
bears
in
the
English
nursery
tale
.
Do
you
remember
that
s
what
you
used
to
call
them
?
320
He
remembered
absolutely
nothing
,
but
she
had
been
laughing
at
the
joke
for
ten
years
now
,
and
was
fond
of
it
.