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1 Grisha, who was by now at a high school, had to go over the lessons of the term in the summer holidays.
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2 With the ladies were sitting and standing smart lawyers, high school teachers in spectacles, and officers.
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3 As he passed through the entry to the galleries he met a dejected high school boy walking up and down with tired-looking eyes.
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4 In the high school and the university, and afterwards in the service, Alexey Alexandrovitch had never formed a close friendship with anyone.
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5 The footman, though a young man, and one of the new school of footmen, a dandy, was a very kind-hearted, good fellow, and he too knew all about it.
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6 They both had the same feeling, rather like that of a schoolboy after an examination, which has left him in the same class or shut him out of the school forever.
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7 The children especially going to school, the bluish doves flying down from the roofs to the pavement, and the little loaves covered with flour, thrust out by an unseen hand, touched him.
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8 On the second and third days there was business relating to the finances of the nobility and the female high school, of no importance whatever, as Sergey Ivanovitch explained, and Levin, busy seeing after his own affairs, did not attend the meetings.
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9 He appreciated all kinds, and could have felt inspired by any one of them; but he had no conception of the possibility of knowing nothing at all of any school of painting, and of being inspired directly by what is within the soul, without caring whether what is painted will belong to any recognized school.
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