After the protagonist of this story is angry at his no-good neighbors, people begin threatening to burn down his buildings.
After the protagonist of this story is angry at his no-good neighbors, people begin threatening to burn down his buildings. On the penultimate day of his life, one character in this short story dreams that a Chief turns into a peasant who turns into a ($) horned devil. Following the protagonist's death, the people around him click their tongues to show pity. Because the Bashkirs have no units of measurement, they charge people one thousand rubles per (*) day, and the protagonist of this short story ends up making a trapezoid due to time constraints. The answer to the question posed in the title turns out to be "six feet from his head to his heels." For ten points, identify this short story in which the peasant Pahom dies while trying to encircle as much property as he can, written by Leo Tolstoy.
After the protagonist of this story is angry at his no-good neighbors, people begin threatening to burn down his buildings.
{“How Much Land Does a Man Need?”} (or {Mnogo li cheloveku zemli nuzhno})