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The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories

Chapter VI · Chapter 6

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And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.
Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.
The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.
It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.
All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.
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The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories

Chapter VI · Chapter 6

Chapter 6 of The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories is here in full — 18 sentences across 4 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.
Line 2
Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.
Line 3
The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.
Line 4
It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.
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All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

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a

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

abundant

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

All

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From this reading “All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

an

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

And

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

are

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

artificial

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

as

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

becoming

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

brought

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

but

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

by

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

capture

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

close

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

complete

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

conditions

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

cucumbers

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

easy

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

eating

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From this reading “All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

exaggerated

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

excitement

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

fed

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

for

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

hothouse

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

I

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

idleness

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

idyls

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From this reading “All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

illusion

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

imagination

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

immediate

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

in

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

is

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

it

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

kept

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

life

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

like

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

live

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

love

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

man

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

marriage

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From this reading “All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

me

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

men

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

most

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From this reading “All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

nothing

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

nourishment

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

of

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

Our

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

part

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From this reading “All our idyls and marriage, all, are the result for the most part of our eating.

physical

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

prism

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

produce

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

provokes

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

quiet

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

reflection

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

reproductive

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

restlessness

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

result

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

since

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

society

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

some

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

stallions

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From this reading The men of our society are fed and kept like reproductive stallions.

sufficient

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

systematic

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

that

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

the

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

through

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

time

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

to

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

together

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

too

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

under

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

unnatural

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

up

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

valve

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

very

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

was

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From this reading “And it was very easy to capture me, since I was brought up under artificial conditions, like cucumbers in a hothouse.

which

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

with

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From this reading Our too abundant nourishment, together with complete physical idleness, is nothing but systematic excitement of the imagination.

young

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From this reading It is sufficient to close the valve,—that is, for a young man to live a quiet life for some time,—to produce as an immediate result a restlessness, which, becoming exaggerated by reflection through the prism of our unnatural life, provokes the illusion of love.

Chapter 6 of The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories by Leo, graf Tolstoy holds 18 sentences, grouped into 4 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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