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Nekhludoff rose the following morning with a consciousness that some change had taken place within him, and before he could recall what it was he already knew that it was good and important.
"Katiousha -- the trial. Yes, and I must stop lying, and tell all the truth. " And what a remarkable coincidence! That very morning finally came the long-expected letter of Maria Vasilievna, the wife of the marshal of the nobility -- that same letter that he wanted so badly now. She gave him his liberty and wished him happiness in his proposed marriage.