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Chapter 9 - Levin's struggle to find out who he is and why he is here, and the tormenting untruth he has adopted.
Chapter 10 - Reason leads Levin to doubt, but he knows what is necessary for him to do.
Chapter 11 - All peasants show extraordinary effort of self-sacrifice in their labour in this most pressing time; and the story of a muzhik living for his soul by the truth, by God's way, lights up Levin's heart with joy.
Chapter 12 - Levin feels something new in his soul; he realizes that the answer to his question about the meaning of life cannot come from thought, which is incommensurable with the question. The answer is given by life itself.
Chapter 13 - Dolly chides her children for failing to imagine the full scope, the immensity, of what they have enjoyed when they think up a little thing of their own, and Levin sees a parellel in this with adults whose philosophical thinking blinds them to the obvious. He is happy that he finds his faith.
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