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Who wrote:
"Anna Karenina" (1873-1878)
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| Sylvia Plath |
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| Leo Tolstoy |
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The plot centers on an extramarital affair between "Anna" and Count Vronsky that forces the young lovers to flee Saint Petersburg for Italy. Trains are a recurring motif, a result of the liberal reforms of Emperor Alexander II, and the book famously ends with Anna throwing herself under the carriage of a passing train.
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