Leo Tolstoy
Alexander Ivanovich Volgin, a bachelor and a clerk in a Moscow bank at a salary of eight thousand Rubels a year, a man much respected in his own set, was staying in a country-house. His host was a wealthy landowner, owning some twenty-five hundred acres, and had married his guestâ€™s cousin. Volgin, tired after an evening spent in playing cards for small stakes.
Literature,Russian Literature,Cultural,Russia,Classics,Short Stories
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