Literature
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Leonid Andreyev – Love, Faith and Hope
He loved. According to his passport, he was called Max Z. But as it was stated in the same passport…
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Leonid Andreyev – On The Day of the Crucifixion
On that terrible day, when the universal injustice was committed and Jesus Christ was crucified in Golgotha among robbers–on that…
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Leonid Andreyev – The Crushed Flower
CHAPTER I His name was Yura. He was six years old, and the world was to him enormous, alive and…
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Leonid Andreyev – The Little Angel
At times Sashka wished to give up what is called living: to cease to wash every morning in cold water,…
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Leonid Andreyev – The Red Laugh
PART I FRAGMENT I . . . Horror and madness. I felt it for the first time as we were…
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Leonid Andreyev – The Serpent’s Story
Hush! Hush! Hush! Come closer to me. Look into my eyes! I always was a fascinating creature, tender, sensitive, and…
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Leonid Andreyev – The Seven That Were Hanged
I “AT ONE O’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, YOUR EXCELLENCY!” As the Minister was a very fat man, predisposed to apoplexy,…
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Sherwood Anderson – An Apology for Crudity
For a long time I have believed that crudity is an inevitable quality in the production of a really significant…
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Sherwood Anderson – An Awakening
Belle Carpenter had a dark skin, grey eyes and thick lips. She was tall and strong. When black thoughts visited…
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Sherwood Anderson – Brothers
I am at my house in the country and it is late October. It rains. Back of my house is…
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