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This trilogy provides an introduction to Tolstoy's literary method and his major preoccupations - love, morality and the avoidance of violence.
This trilogy provides an introduction to Tolstoy's literary method and his major preoccupations - love, morality and the avoidance of violence.
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ON the 12th of August, 18-, the third day after my birthday when I had attained the age of ten, and had received such wonderful presents, Karl Ivanitch woke me at seven o'clock in the morning by striking at a fly directly above my head, with a flapper made of sugar-paper and fastened to a stick. Read the first page
ON the 12th of August, 18-, the third day after my birthday when I had attained the age of ten, and had received such wonderful presents, Karl Ivanitch woke me at seven o'clock in the morning by striking at a fly directly above my head, with a flapper made of sugar-paper and fastened to a stick. Read the first page
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