The author asks, "Can it be, that their prayers and tears are fruitless?" as the parents of the main character mourn his corp
The author asks, "Can it be, that their prayers and tears are fruitless?" as the parents of the main character mourn his corpse after his death from typhus. Another character spent four years before the novel's start pining for "Princess R.," a woman he met while in the corps of pages. On a visit to the city we meet the social climber Snitikov and the emancipated woman Yevdoxia Kukshin, and more important to the plot, the love interests of the two young protagonists: Katya and Anna Odintzov. Beginning with a description of the farm of Fenichka and Nikolay, for 10 points, name this Russian novel concerning the conflicts between Uncle Pavel, Arkady Kirsanov, and Bazarov, a work of Ivan Turgenev.
The author asks, "Can it be, that their prayers and tears are fruitless?" as the parents of the main character mourn his corpse after his death from typhus.
{Fathers and Sons} or {Ottsy I Deti}