1 My hands were suddenly set free.
2 He has no time free; he is always busy.
3 But to keep his thoughts free, he had tried to persuade himself that he did not know it.
4 If you prefer it, your excellency, a private room will be free directly; Prince Golistin with a lady.
5 Levin rather disliked his holiday attitude to life and a sort of free and easy assumption of elegance.
6 She caught herself in reveries on what might have been, if she had not been married and he had been free.
7 He would have to pay some two thousand roubles on these debts too, in order to be quite free from anxiety.
8 The old man, who had put on his short sheepskin jacket, was just as good-humored, jocose, and free in his movements.
9 He was free from that shame, which had usually harassed him after a fall; and he could look everyone straight in the face.
10 All that was noticeable was the little wilful tendrils of her curly hair that would always break free about her neck and temples.
11 On reaching the copse, Levin got out of the trap and led Oblonsky to a corner of a mossy, swampy glade, already quite free from snow.
12 He was very well aware that in their eyes the position of an unsuccessful lover of a girl, or of any woman free to marry, might be ridiculous.
13 He was equable and not cringing with his superiors, was free and ingratiating in his behavior with his equals, and was contemptuously indulgent with his inferiors.
14 In spite of these words and this smile, which so frightened Varya, when the inflammation was over and he began to recover, he felt that he was completely free from one part of his misery.
15 He just had time to free his leg when she fell on one side, gasping painfully, and, making vain efforts to rise with her delicate, soaking neck, she fluttered on the ground at his feet like a shot bird.
16 Alexey Alexandrovitch did not merely fail to observe his hopeless position in the official world, he was not merely free from anxiety on this head, he was positively more satisfied than ever with his own activity.
17 He went back himself to a double birch tree on the other side, and leaning his gun on the fork of a dead lower branch, he took off his full overcoat, fastened his belt again, and worked his arms to see if they were free.
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