In one work by this man, the protagonist is released from an insane asylum and forgives a character who rapes his own daughter Lizasha. That work, Masks, is the sequel to a work in which the German spy Eduard Mandro uses a candle to burn out Professor Korobkin's eye. Kudayarov selects the peasant Matryona as the mother of the revolutionary messiah, causing Katya Gugolevo to be abandoned by Daryalsky in one novel by this author. In another, Lippanchenko is murdered by Dudkin after ordering the protagonist to use a bomb concealed in a sardine tin to kill his own father. Writing about Nikolai Ableukhov in that work, FTP, name this Russian author of Moscow, The Silver Do
In one work by this man, the protagonist is released from an insane asylum and forgives a character who rapes his own daughter Lizasha. That work, Masks, is the sequel to a work in which the German spy Eduard Mandro uses a candle to burn out Professor Korobkin's eye. Kudayarov selects the peasant Matryona as the mother of the revolutionary messiah, causing Katya Gugolevo to be abandoned by Daryalsky in one novel by this author. In another, Lippanchenko is murdered by Dudkin after ordering the protagonist to use a bomb concealed in a sardine tin to kill his own father. Writing about Nikolai Ableukhov in that work, FTP, name this Russian author of Moscow, The Silver Dove, and Petersburg.
In one work by this man, the protagonist is released from an insane asylum and forgives a character who rapes his own daughter Lizasha.
Andrei {Bely}