The main character of this story meets with a dealer who describes a group of people who are friendly if one brings them tea and wine. The protagonist of this story takes his neighbor Simon to court because he suspects Simon cut down a stand of five trees, but a judge throws the case out. An important location in this story is a hilltop that is marked with a fox-fur cap. It begins with two sisters debating the virtues of country and city life, while a (*) peasant who listens on muses to himself about the hardships of farming. Its main character travels to the Bashkirs, who promise to give him 
The main character of this story meets with a dealer who describes a group of people who are friendly if one brings them tea and wine. The protagonist of this story takes his neighbor Simon to court because he suspects Simon cut down a stand of five trees, but a judge throws the case out. An important location in this story is a hilltop that is marked with a fox-fur cap. It begins with two sisters debating the virtues of country and city life, while a (*) peasant who listens on muses to himself about the hardships of farming. Its main character travels to the Bashkirs, who promise to give him an estate equal to the area that he can traverse in a day. However, Pahom dies of exhaustion on his way back, and the title question is answered with the six feet of his grave. For 10 points, name this story by Leo Tolstoy.
The main character of this story meets with a dealer who describes a group of people who are friendly if one brings them tea and wine.
"How Much Land Does a Man Need?" [since it's a translation, reasonable variants are acceptable]