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The “Third Tolstoy”
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This chapter discusses Count Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy, who was colloquially known as the Third Tolstoy. It explains that Tolstoy merged an exceptional lack of morality with his rare native talents and great artistic giftedness. Tolstoy wrote all kinds of things, beginning with street scenarios about Rasputin and the intimate life of the murdered tsar and the tsaritsa. The chapter also notes that the Bolsheviks were extremely proud of Tolstoy as the foremost Soviet writer. It then provides an overview of how Ivan Bunin met Tolstoy while also discussing their last meeting wherein Bunin realized Tolstoy's figure had become leaner and he could not drink due to doctor's orders.
Title: The “Third Tolstoy”
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This chapter discusses Count Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy, who was colloquially known as the Third Tolstoy.
It explains that Tolstoy merged an exceptional lack of morality with his rare native talents and great artistic giftedness.
Tolstoy wrote all kinds of things, beginning with street scenarios about Rasputin and the intimate life of the murdered tsar and the tsaritsa.
The chapter also notes that the Bolsheviks were extremely proud of Tolstoy as the foremost Soviet writer.
It then provides an overview of how Ivan Bunin met Tolstoy while also discussing their last meeting wherein Bunin realized Tolstoy's figure had become leaner and he could not drink due to doctor's orders.
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