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Good evening. Welcome to send me to sleep, the world's sleepiest podcast. I'm your host,

Andrew. I'm here to help calm your mind and send you into a peaceful night's sleep.

Tonight, I'll be reading part one, chapters 20-22 of Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy.

So let your eyes fall heavy, and your breath soften, as we settle in for a peaceful night's

sleep.

Chapter 20. The whole of that day Anna spent at home, that's to say, at the Oblitskis,

and received no one, though some of her acquaintances had already heard of her arrival, and came

to call the same day. Anna spent the whole morning with Dali and the children. She merely

sent a brief note to her brother to tell him that he must not fail to die in at home.

God is merciful, she wrote, Oblitskis did die at home. Oblitskis did die at home. The conversation

was general, and his wife, speaking to him, addressed him as steaver, as she had not done

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