Short Fiction

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Short Fiction
By Leo Tolstoy.
Translated by Louise Maude, Aylmer Maude, Nathan Haskell Dole, Constance Garnett,  J. D. Duff, Leo Weiner,  R. S. Townsend, Hagberg Wright, Benjamin Tucker, Everyman’s Library, Vladimir Chertkov, and Isabella Fyvie Mayo.


Table of Contents

 Titlepage
 Imprint
 The Raid

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 II
 III
 IV
 V
 VI
 VII
 VIII
 IX
 X
 XI
 XII


 The Wood-Felling

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 II
 III
 IV
 V
 VI
 VII
 VIII
 IX
 X
 XI
 XII
 XIII


 Recollections of a Scorer
 Sevastopol

 In December 1854
 In May 1855

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 II
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 IV
 V
 VI
 VII
 VIII
 IX
 X
 XI
 XII
 XIII
 XIV
 XV
 XVI


 In August 1855

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 II
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 VII
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 IX
 X
 XI
 XII
 XIII
 XIV
 XV
 XVI
 XVII
 XVIII
 XIX
 XX
 XXI
 XXII
 XXIII
 XXIV
 XXV
 XVI




 Meeting a Moscow Acquaintance in the Detachment
 The Snowstorm

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 IV
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 VI
 VII
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 IX
 X
 XI


 A Russian Proprietor

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 VII
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 IX
 X
 XI
 XII
 XIII
 XIV
 XV
 XVI
 XVII
 XVIII
 XIX
 XX


 Lucerne
 Albert

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 II
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 IV
 V
 VI
 VII


 Two Hussars

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 II
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 IV
 V
 VI
 VII
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 IX
 X
 XI
 XII
 XIII
 XIV
 XV
 XVI


 Three Deaths

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 II
 III
 IV


 Family Happiness

 Part I

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 II
 III
 IV
 V


 Part II

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 II
 III
 IV




 Polikoúshka

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 II
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 IV
 V
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 VII
 VIII
 IX
 X
 XI
 XII
 XIII
 XIV
 XV


 The Porcelain Doll
 The Decembrists

 First Fragment

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 II
 III


 Second Fragment
 Third Fragment


 Adaptations and Imitations of Hindu Fables

 The Snake’s Head and Tail
 Fine Thread
 The Partition of the Inheritance
 The Monkey
 The Monkey and the Peas
 The Milch Cow
 The Duck and the Moon
 The Wolf in the Dust
 The Mouse Under the Granary
 The Best Pears
 The Falcon and the Cock
 The Jackals and the Elephant
 The Heron, the Fishes, and the Crab
 The Water-Sprite and the Pearl
 The Blind Man and the Milk
 The Wolf and the Bow
 The Birds in the Net
 The King and the Falcon
 The King and the Elephants
 Why There Is Evil in the World
 The Wolf and the Hunters
 The Two Peasants
 The Peasant and the Horse
 The Two Horses
 The Axe and the Saw
 The Dogs and the Cook
 The Hare and the Harrier
 The Oak and the Hazelbush
 The Hen and the Chicks
 The Corncrake and His Mate
 The Cow and the Billy Goat
 The Fox’s Tail


 From the New Speller

 I: The Wolf and the Kids
 II: The Farmer’s Wife and the Cat
 III: The Crow and the Eagle
 IV: The Mouse and the Frog
 V: The Vainglorious Cockerel
 VI: The Ass and the Lion
 VII: The Fool and His Knife
 VIII: The Boy Driver
 IX: Life Dull Without Song
 X: The Squirrel and the Wolf
 XI: Uncle Mitya’s Horse
 XII: The Book
 XIII: The Wolf and the Fox
 XIV: The Peasant and His Horse
 XV: The Eagle and the Sow
 XVI: The Load
 XVII: The Big Oven


 The Great Bear
 The Foundling
 The Peasant and the Cucumbers
 The Fire
 The Old Horse
 How I Learned to Ride
 The Willow
 Búlka
 Búlka and the Wild Boar
 Pheasants
 Milton and Búlka
 The Turtle
 Búlka and the Wolf
 What Happened to Búlka in Pyatigórsk
 Búlka’s and Milton’s End
 The Gray Hare
 Ermák
 Natural Science Stories

 Stories from Physics

 The Magnet

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 II
 III


 Injurious Air
 Galvanism
 The Sun’s Heat


 Stories from Zoology

 The Owl and the Hare
 How the Wolves Teach Their Whelps
 Hares and Wolves
 The Scent
 The Silkworm


 Stories from Botany

 The Apple-Tree
 The Old Poplar
 The Bird-Cherry
 How Trees Walk




 A Prisoner in the Caucasus

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 II
 III
 IV
 V
 VI


 God Sees the Truth, but Waits
 The Bear-Hunt
 What Men Live By

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 XI
 XII


 Memoirs of a Lunatic
 A Spark Neglected Burns the House
 Two Old Men

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 IX
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 XI
 XII


 Where Love Is, God Is
 The Story of Iván the Fool

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 XII


 Evil Allures, but Good Endures
 Little Girls Wiser Than Men
 Ilyás
 Croesus and Solon
 The Three Hermits
 The Imp and the Crust
 How Much Land Does a Man Need?

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 V
 VI
 VII
 VIII
 IX


 A Grain as Big as a Hen’s Egg
 The Godson

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 V
 VI
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