xlink:href='#calibre_link-2032'>The Life of the Elder Leonid

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at the monastery.66 The novelist was struck by the charismatic power of the elder and, in o

at the monastery.66 The novelist was struck by the charismatic power of the elder and, in o

at the monastery.66 The novelist was struck by the charismatic power of the elder and, in o

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’And here’s one from a long way off,’ he said, pointing to a woman who was still quite young,

’And here’s one from a long way off,’ he said, pointing to a woman who was still quite young,

’And here’s one from a long way off,’ he said, pointing to a woman who was still quite young,

’From a long way off, Father, from a long way off,’ the woman said in a sing-song voice… ‘Two hu

’From a long way off, Father, from a long way off,’ the woman said in a sing-song voice… ‘Two hu

’From a long way off, Father, from a long way off,’ the woman said in a sing-song voice… ‘Two hu

She spoke as though she were keening. There is among the peasants a silent and long-enduring

She spoke as though she were keening. There is among the peasants a silent and long-enduring

She spoke as though she were keening. There is among the peasants a silent and long-enduring

’What is it you’re weeping for?’

’What is it you’re weeping for?’

’What is it you’re weeping for?’

’I’m sorry for my little boy, Father. He was three years old - three years in another three mon

’I’m sorry for my little boy, Father. He was three years old - three years in another three mon

’I’m sorry for my little boy, Father. He was three years old - three years in another three mon

remember. And what will my life with him be like now? I’ve done with him, I have, I’ve done wit

remember. And what will my life with him be like now? I’ve done with him, I have, I’ve done wit

remember. And what will my life with him be like now? I’ve done with him, I have, I’ve done wit

’Now listen to me, Mother,’ said the elder. ‘Once, a long time ago, a great saint saw a woma

’Now listen to me, Mother,’ said the elder. ‘Once, a long time ago, a great saint saw a woma

’Now listen to me, Mother,’ said the elder. ‘Once, a long time ago, a great saint saw a woma

’Aleksei, Father.’

’Aleksei, Father.’

’Aleksei, Father.’

’A sweet name. After Aleksei the man of God?’

’A sweet name. After Aleksei the man of God?’

’A sweet name. After Aleksei the man of God?’

’Of God, Father, of God. Aleksei the man of God.’

’Of God, Father, of God. Aleksei the man of God.’

’Of God, Father, of God. Aleksei the man of God.’

’He was a great saint! I shall mention him in my prayers, Mother, I shall. And I shall menti

’He was a great saint! I shall mention him in my prayers, Mother, I shall. And I shall menti

’He was a great saint! I shall mention him in my prayers, Mother, I shall. And I shall menti

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Dostoevsky was a man who yearned for faith. But the death of little children was a fact he co

Dostoevsky was a man who yearned for faith. But the death of little children was a fact he co

Dostoevsky was a man who yearned for faith. But the death of little children was a fact he co

The Brothers Karamazov

The Brothers Karamazov

its discourse about God. It involved a general whose hunting dog was wounded when a serf

its discourse about God. It involved a general whose hunting dog was wounded when a serf

its discourse about God. It involved a general whose hunting dog was wounded when a serf

’I say beforehand that the entire truth is not worth such a price. I do not want a mother to

’I say beforehand that the entire truth is not worth such a price. I do not want a mother to

’I say beforehand that the entire truth is not worth such a price. I do not want a mother to

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In a letter to a friend Dostoesvky said that Ivan’s argument was ‘irrefutable’.69 In terms

In a letter to a friend Dostoesvky said that Ivan’s argument was ‘irrefutable’.69 In terms

In a letter to a friend Dostoesvky said that Ivan’s argument was ‘irrefutable’.69 In terms

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Dostoevsky came, in his own words, from a ‘pious Russian family’ where ‘we knew the Gospel a

Dostoevsky came, in his own words, from a ‘pious Russian family’ where ‘we knew the Gospel a

Dostoevsky came, in his own words, from a ‘pious Russian family’ where ‘we knew the Gospel a

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his comrades were condemned to death, but at the final moment, when they were on the para

his comrades were condemned to death, but at the final moment, when they were on the para

his comrades were condemned to death, but at the final moment, when they were on the para

Dostoevsky’s years in the Omsk prison camp were to be the turning point of his life. They bro

Dostoevsky’s years in the Omsk prison camp were to be the turning point of his life. They bro

Dostoevsky’s years in the Omsk prison camp were to be the turning point of his life. They bro

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The House of the Dead

I have already said that for a period of several years I saw among these people not the

I have already said that for a period of several years I saw among these people not the

I have already said that for a period of several years I saw among these people not the

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This dark vision of the human psyche was the inspiration for the murderers and thieves who

This dark vision of the human psyche was the inspiration for the murderers and thieves who

This dark vision of the human psyche was the inspiration for the murderers and thieves who

Crime and Punishment

And yet at the depths of his despair came a vision of redemption to

And yet at the depths of his despair came a vision of redemption to

And yet at the depths of his despair came a vision of redemption to

restore the writer’s faith. The revelation appeared, as if by a miracle, at Easter time,

restore the writer’s faith. The revelation appeared, as if by a miracle, at Easter time,

restore the writer’s faith. The revelation appeared, as if by a miracle, at Easter time,

A Writer’s Diary.

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’Why you took a real fright, you did!’ he said, wagging his head. ‘Never mind, now, my dear.

’Why you took a real fright, you did!’ he said, wagging his head. ‘Never mind, now, my dear.

’Why you took a real fright, you did!’ he said, wagging his head. ‘Never mind, now, my dear.

He stretched out his hand and suddenly stroked my cheek.

He stretched out his hand and suddenly stroked my cheek.

He stretched out his hand and suddenly stroked my

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