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I agree that Tolstoy's short stories are too often overlooked, they're wonderful morality tales that don't require the time commitment of his lengthy novels. Even among the novels, Murat is probably my favourite - War and Peace just got lucky and is the one everybody can name (but few read). His essays are my favourite however, he presents such a unique face to Christianity and morality as to thoroughly delight me. If you need help finding any of the texts just ask -- I've spent over $100 on Author:Leo Tolstoy, having museums and libraries around the world send me copies of original unpublished manuscripts and the like - so I'm more than willing to invest some work in further improving the collection! Sherurcij Collaboration of the Week: Author:Nostradamus‎. 17:35, 7 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]


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