Anton Chekhov: And next day she met her lover, and again Sofya Lvovna drove about the town alone in a hired sledge thinking about her a

And next day she met her lover, and again Sofya Lvovna drove about the town alon — Anton Chekhov

And next day she met her lover, and again Sofya Lvovna drove about the town alone in a hired sledge thinking about her aunt.

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