What does Lomov think when he is alone?

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Lomov thinks that Natalya is an excellent housekeeper, not bad looking, well-educated, and would hence make a good wife. Moreover, if he does not marry now he will not get married because he is already thirty-five. He ought to lead a quiet and regular life. He suffers from palpitations. He is excitable and always gets upset. There are some other problems too that trouble him.

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