Monochromes
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'Scenes of poignant realism, described with so admirable a blending of humour and pathos that they haunt the memory. ' Daily News.
' No one will read it attentively without feeling both its power and its pathos. ' Scotsman.
'The book is one of great pathos and absorbing interest. Miss Milman has given us an admirable version of it which will commend itself to every one who cares for good literature. ' Glasgow Herald.
'These things seem small, but in the hands of Dostoievsky they make a work of ...genius. ' Black and White.
' One of the most pathetic things in all literature, heartrending just because its tragedy is so repressed. ' Bookman.
' As to novels, the very finest I have read of late or for long is ' ' Poor Folk, by Fedor Dostoievsky, translated by Miss Lena Milman. ' Truth.
' A book to be read for the merits of its execution. The translator by the way has turned it into excellent English. ' Pall Mall Gazette.
"The narrative vibrates with feeling, and these few unstudied letters con vey to us a cry from the depths of a famished human soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Scenes of poignant realism, described with so admirable a blending of humour and pathos that they haunt the memory. ' Daily News.
' No one will read it attentively without feeling both its power and its pathos. ' Scotsman.
'The book is one of great pathos and absorbing interest. Miss Milman has given us an admirable version of it which will commend itself to every one who cares for good literature. ' Glasgow Herald.
'These things seem small, but in the hands of Dostoievsky they make a work of ...genius. ' Black and White.
' One of the most pathetic things in all literature, heartrending just because its tragedy is so repressed. ' Bookman.
' As to novels, the very finest I have read of late or for long is ' ' Poor Folk, by Fedor Dostoievsky, translated by Miss Lena Milman. ' Truth.
' A book to be read for the merits of its execution. The translator by the way has turned it into excellent English. ' Pall Mall Gazette.
"The narrative vibrates with feeling, and these few unstudied letters con vey to us a cry from the depths of a famished human soul.
What to read after Monochromes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Darcy to read onlineMoreLess
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