The title figure grows to pity his daughter Liza and wife Praskovya and undergoes the ministrations of his servant Gerasim after he falls while hanging curtains in another work by this author of "How Much Land Does a Man Need?"
In one short story by this author, Aksionov is framed for the murder of a merchant and sent to Siberia, where he encounters the true murderer, Semyonich. This author of "God Sees the Truth, But Waits" also wrote a short story in which an argument between two sisters inspires Pahom to become obsessed with acquiring (*) property, which leads to his death when he attempts to buy as much as possible from some Bakshirs. The title figure grows to pity his daughter Liza and wife Praskovya and undergoes the ministrations of his servant Gerasim after he falls while hanging curtains in another work by this author of "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" For 10 points, name this Russian author of The Death of Ivan Ilyich.
In one short story by this author, Aksionov is framed for the murder of a merchant and sent to Siberia, where he encounters the true murderer, Semyonich.
Leo Nikolayevich {Tolstoy}