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War and Peace
War and Peace
by Leo Tolstoy

War and Peace Volume 3, Part 3, Chapter 22 Summary

  • It's weirdly quiet in the Rostov house. The only people left are the housekeeper, the yard porter, and the porter’s grandson.
  • An officer stops by and begs the housekeeper for money. He says he’s a distant relative of Count Rostov. She knows he’s telling the truth – he looks just like the Count.
  • She quickly gives him 25 rubles from her own savings and sends him on his way.
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