[The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories by Leo Tolstoi]@TWC D-Link bookThe Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories CHAPTER XXII 7/9
I drew back from her, rushed to the table, grasped the paper-weight, and threw it on the floor by her side. I took care to aim a little to one side, and, before she disappeared (I did it so that she could see it), I grasped a candlestick, which I also hurled, and then took down the barometer, continuing to shout: "'Go away! I do not answer for myself!' "She disappeared, and I immediately ceased my demonstrations.
An hour later the old servant came to me and said that my wife was in a fit of hysterics.
I went to see her.
She sobbed and laughed, incapable of expressing anything, her whole body in a tremble.
She was not shamming, she was really sick.
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