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Tales of Chekhov, Vol. 13, Love and Other Stories

Here are 25 stories by Russian writer Anton Chekhov, beautifully translated by Constance Garnett, each showcasing Chekhov's intimate knowledge of human nature, overflowing with his sarcastic wit and biting observations on a rich and sophisticated Russian culture. From the New World Encyclopedia: "Chekhov did not become internationally famous until the years after World War I, by which time Constance Garnett's translations (into English) had become available. His elusive, superficially guileless style of writing, in which what is left unsaid is often more important than what is said, proved to be very influential in twentieth-century literature." - Summary by Michele Fry, BC

Year of Publication: 1923Genres: Single Author Collections

Running Time: 07 hours 02 minutes 53 seconds

#	Chapter Name
	01 - Love Frederick O'Brien	13:51
	02 - Lights, Part I. Tom Shoesmith	33:01
	03 - Lights, Part II. Tom Shoesmith	30:14
	04 - Lights Part III. Tom Shoesmith	25:33
	05 - A Story Without An End tombooker	23:49
	06 - Mari D'Elle Brize C	13:37
	07 - A Living Chattel, Part I. Ariphron	31:34
	08 - A Living Chattel, Part II. Ariphron	47:11
	09 - A Living Chattel, Part III. Ariphron	20:17
	10 - The Doctor KevinS	14:14
	11 - Too Early! Navya	12:22
	12 - The Cossack Frederick O'Brien	11:49
	13 - Aborigines Michele Fry	16:07
	14 - An Inquiry ImmanuelGeo1	6:02
	15 - Martyrs ImmanuelGeo1	13:11
	16 - The Lion and the Sun ImmanuelGeo1	10:27
	17 - A Daughter of Albion Mireille	11:48
	18 - Choristers KevinS	12:47
	19 - Nerves Frederick O'Brien	9:31
	20 - A Work of Art Michele Fry	10:35
	21 - A Joke Brize C	10:55
	22 - A Country Cottage Michele Fry	5:29
	23 - A Blunder	4:46
	24 - Fat and Thin Arnav Darnal	5:49
	25 - The Death of a Government Clerk Brize C	7:01
	26 - A Pink Stocking Winnifred Assmann	9:49
	27 - At A Summer Villa Dan Turansky	11:04