A difficult and uncompromising short tale by the Russian master
Turgenev, and four additional tales. Includes The Duellist, an
early (1846) study of contrasting characters which clearly
demonstrates his movement away from the romantic and melodramatic
tradition in Russian literature, and towards his unerringly
realistic portraiture of individual lives, a skill that is perhaps
most perfectly expressed in his short works. Five short tales by
Turgenev: The Jew, An Unhappy Girl, The Duellist, Three Portraits
and Enough, in Constance Garnett's classic 1900 translation.
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