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1 And where love ends, hate begins.
2 So it is with us; one goes on coming and coming to the club, and ends by becoming a shlupik.
3 "It happens that I expect visitors," said Levin, his strong fingers more and more rapidly breaking off the ends of the split stick.
4 And as the split ends were all broken off, Levin clutched the thick ends in his finger, broke the stick in two, and carefully caught the end as it fell.
5 As he got nearer to the carriage he saw beside Stepan Arkadyevitch not the prince but a handsome, stout young man in a Scotch cap, with long ends of ribbon behind.
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