This collection of four short stories by Leo Tolstoy showcases the author's talent for crafting compelling narratives that explore the complex workings of the human heart. From the epic struggle of Hadji Murad to the subtle psychological explorations of The Man Who Was Dead, these stories offer a rich and rewarding reading experience. Whether you're a fan of Tolstoy's novels or new to his work, this collection is sure to impress.

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