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have spoken with Victor?
[14] However he may have wronged her.
[
15] If she has been able to charm him to such a degree ...
PRINCE ABRÉZKOV. I have: and I think he loves her. He has grown used to
loving her; and love has got a great hold on him. He is a man who takes
things slowly but firmly. What has once entered his heart will never
leave it again; and he will never love anyone but her; and he can never
be happy without her, or with anyone else.
ANNA DMÍTRIEVNA. And how willingly Várya Kazántseva would have
married
him! What a girl she is, and how she loves him!
PRINCE ABRÉZKOV [smiling]. C'est compter sans son hôte![16] That is
quite out of the question now. I think it's best to submit, and help him
to get married.
[16] That's reckoning without your host!
ANNA DMÍTRIEVNA. To a divorced woman--and have him meet his wife's
husband?... I can't think how you can speak of it so calmly. Is she a
woman a mother could wish to see as the wife of her only son--and such a
son?
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