1 "I agree to anything," said Sviazhsky.
2 Levin could do nothing but agree, and they divided.
3 But she did not heed him, and would not agree to anything.
4 All he did was to agree entirely with everything suggested to him.
5 The only question is on what terms you agree to give her a divorce.
6 And if both are agreed about it, the details and formalities become a matter of no importance.
7 Every man will agree that in doing the duty of a juryman, a witness, a telegraph clerk, we feel we are performing duties.
8 And she began to long for that, and made up her mind to agree to it the first time he or Stiva approached her on the subject.
9 Serpuhovskoy had planned his appointment at Tashkend, and Vronsky agreed to the proposition without the slightest hesitation.
10 Golenishtchev did not agree with this, and confounded Mihailov by his support of his first idea of the unity of the impression being essential to art.
11 Levin was obliged to agree, and regaining his composure, and completely forgetting about Marya Nikolaevna by now, he went again in to his brother with Kitty.
12 Hliustov would not agree to go with his district to ask Snetkov to stand, while Sviazhsky was persuading him to do so, and Sergey Ivanovitch was approving of the plan.
13 Levin did not agree with Pestsov, nor with his brother, who had a special attitude of his own, both admitting and not admitting the significance of the Russian commune.
14 She suddenly felt that she had got far away from Anna; that there lay between them a barrier of questions on which they could never agree, and about which it was better not to speak.
15 Next day Betsy herself came to him in the morning, and announced that she had heard through Oblonsky as a positive fact that Alexey Alexandrovitch had agreed to a divorce, and that therefore Vronsky could see Anna.
16 I cannot quite agree with that," responded Alexey Alexandrovitch "It seems to me that one must admit that the very process of studying the forms of language has a peculiarly favorable influence on intellectual development.
17 She determined that she would get the smaller part of the trousseau all ready now, and the larger part should be made later, and she was much vexed with Levin because he was incapable of giving her a serious answer to the question whether he agreed to this arrangement or not.
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