In this novel, a witch attempts to cure a sick cow by singing about "a little hare.
In this novel, a witch attempts to cure a sick cow by singing about "a little hare." In the chapter "Iced Rowanberries," a man axe-murders his family after seeing a man tied to his own amputated limbs. In this novel's epilogue, a bandit bites a girl to death before being tied to some train tracks. A dressmaker named Amalia attempts to commit suicide by iodine in this novel, but is saved while the protagonist and (*) Misha Gordon watch. One character in this novel takes the name Strelnikov, or "shooter;" that character is Pasha Antipov. In this novel, the protagonist is conscripted into the Forest Brotherhood and falls in love with a woman who shot Victor Komarovsky at a Christmas Party. For 10 points, name this novel featuring the romance of Lara and the title character, a work of Boris Pasternak.
In this novel, a witch attempts to cure a sick cow by singing about "a little hare.
Doctor Zhivago