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Poor Folk

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April 8th Makar
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April 8th Barbara
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April 8th Makar
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April 9th Barbara
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April 12th Makar
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April 25th Barbara
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June 1st Addendum 2 Part 1 Barbara
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June 1st Addendum 2 Part 2 Barbara
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June 1st Addendum 2 Part 3 Barbara
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June 12th Makar
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June 28th Part 1 Makar
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July 1st Part 1 Makar
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August 5th Makar
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September 18th Makar
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September 30th Part 1 Barbara
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September 30th Part 2 Makar
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Dostoevsky's first published book tells its story entirely through letters passed between two poor relations living in shabby corners of St. Petersburg: the aging clerk Makar Devushkin and the young, ailing Varvara Dobroselova. Across their correspondence a tender, anxious devotion grows, even as illness, debt, and the small daily humiliations of poverty press in on them both. Written when Dostoevsky was in his early twenties and published in 1846, it won immediate praise from critics who saw a major new talent and a fresh compassion for society's forgotten people. The seeds of his later concern with dignity and suffering are already here. This free PDF and EPUB edition presents C. J. Hogarth's English translation in full.

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Fyodor Dostoevsky

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was a Russian philosopher, novelist, short story writer, essayist and journalist. He is regarded as one of the greatest novelists in both Russian and world literature, and many of his works are considered highly influential masterpieces.