Part 8, Chapter 9
Levin admits he hides ropes and guns from himself for fear of suicide, so urgently does he need to find meaning.
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From Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Levin's near-suicidal despair and subsequent spiritual conversion form the novel's positive counterpoint to Anna's destruction.
Part 8, Chapter 12
The peasant Fyodor's remark about Platon living "for his soul, for God" gives Levin his revelation.
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