One of the main characters of this 1910 novel quotes Gogol "Russia!
One of the main characters of this 1910 novel quotes Gogol "Russia! Russia! Wither art thou dashing?" The protagonist, also known as "stiff-leg," is sexually attracted to the bride, who is the wife of the farm hand Rodka. The protagonist contemplates killing the hand, but the bride poisons him first. At the end of the novel, the protagonist is reunited with his poet- brother Kuzma whom he has not seen in years. Centering on the brothers Krasoff and taking its name from the quote, "All Russia is nothing but," this titular entity --for 10 points-- name this novel which brought international fame to the first Russian Nobel Laureate, Ivan Bunin.
One of the main characters of this 1910 novel quotes Gogol "Russia!
{Village}