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Short Stories

by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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  1. 01 - AN HONEST THIEF

    37:34

  2. 02 - A NOVEL IN NINE LETTERS

    27:33

  3. 03 - AN UNPLEASANT PREDICAMENT part 1

    37:59

  4. 04 - AN UNPLEASANT PREDICAMENT part 2

    34:38

  5. 05 - AN UNPLEASANT PREDICAMENT part 3

    35:34

  6. 06 - AN UNPLEASANT PREDICAMENT part 4

    41:05

  7. 07 - ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE part 1

    64:19

  8. 08 - ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE part 2

    60:00

  9. 09 - THE HEAVENLY CHRISTMAS TREE

    10:47

  10. 10 - THE PEASANT MAREY

    12:03

  11. 11 - THE CROCODILE part 1

    45:56

  12. 12 - THE CROCODILE part 2

    54:19

  13. 13 - BOBOK

    48:33

  14. 14 - THE DREAM OF A RIDICULOUS MAN part 1

    18:20

  15. 15 - THE DREAM OF A RIDICULOUS MAN part 2

    35:16

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A stolen overcoat prompts an old soldier to recall a man whose dishonesty did not erase his claim to compassion. This opening situation in Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Short Stories grows out of a lonely bachelor's household, where the arrival of a lodger brings conversation into an otherwise quiet life. Agrafena, the housekeeper, helps arrange the lodging, and Astafy Ivanovitch supplies the story that complicates his own stern opinion of thieves.

The collection brings together nine stories in English translation, with Russian social life as its setting. In another excerpt, Ivan Andreyitch follows a suspected rival from a theatre to an apartment, then discovers that his certainty has led him into an embarrassing mistake. Detailed dialogue and anxious shifts of thought give both passages their movement. Readers can encounter moral uncertainty and social comedy side by side, watching characters explain themselves even as their actions expose what they fail to understand.

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Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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.

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