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Anna Karenina
 
 
(AN-uh kuh-REN-uh-nuh) (1873–1876) A novel by Leo Tolstoy; the title character enters a tragic adulterous affair and commits suicide by throwing herself under a train.  1
Anna Karenina begins with the famous sentence “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”  2
 
 
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