@@ronanodonnell7145 "Like many members of nobility, Tolstoy had mastered many languages during his life. Not only was he fluent in English, French and German, he could also read in Greek, Latin, Spanish, Italian, Ukrainian, Turkish and Bulgarian, among other languages. His house library consisted of 23,000 books in 39 languages." though he was russian writer he knew many languages buddy so he wrote Many poems in English as well
@@ronanodonnell7145 What why....You might not have heard of his Novels....One of his famous Novels in those ancient times was a Story called "God sees the truth but waits" It wont be so good now but it was famous during those ancient times check it out
@@ayushhravikumar1983 I actually have read that surprisingly its a great story in fairness and I'm kinda bored of this argument so whatever he is the best writer in 'english history'
We studied this story in Year 10 English. Every time I read the last few lines of the story, I used to cry. I am 50 yes now. I still remember the name of the story and characters very well. I am from Kerala, India.
This is a great short story by Leo Tolstoy, but the reader didn't need to imitate the Russian accent. It wasn't worth it. I admire that our Russian classic is popular and, of course, Tolstoy is a genius.
Aksionov get his justice before he died bec. in the end Makar ask for forgiveness and confess he is guilty but when they release aksionov he's already dead.
He basically saved the life of Makar by forgiving him, making him confess his own guilt and become an honest person. There is no greater reward than helping one's fellow man, even if they are one's enemy. Hence Aksionov dies peacefully. Aksionov got to experience what too few people truly do: love for their fellow man. He also was brought into close contact with the one true person that can help when all is lost: God.
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Excellent LESSON...... LEO TOLSTOY IS THE MOST UNDERRATED WRITER IN ENGLISH HISTORY
You mean Russian how the hell could you think he was englsih
@@ronanodonnell7145 "Like many members of nobility, Tolstoy had mastered many languages during his life. Not only was he fluent in English, French and German, he could also read in Greek, Latin, Spanish, Italian, Ukrainian, Turkish and Bulgarian, among other languages. His house library consisted of 23,000 books in 39 languages." though he was russian writer he knew many languages buddy so he wrote Many poems in English as well
He’s still not apart of English history buddy 😑🙄
@@ronanodonnell7145 What why....You might not have heard of his Novels....One of his famous Novels in those ancient times was a Story called "God sees the truth but waits" It wont be so good now but it was famous during those ancient times check it out
@@ayushhravikumar1983 I actually have read that surprisingly its a great story in fairness and I'm kinda bored of this argument so whatever he is the best writer in 'english history'
I suppose that I was the only one who bawled at this story. I had never read it surprisingly, and I’m happy to have heard it.
I generally don't bawl.
do you agree with "God knowing the truth, but is choosing to wait?"
@@ponderings4599do you?
I read this story as "forgiveness is the sweet revenge" by Leo Tolstoy in my school..
Iski Hindi bataiye
Thank you for reading this. And, for reading it slowly.
We studied this story in Year 10 English. Every time I read the last few lines of the story, I used to cry. I am 50 yes now. I still remember the name of the story and characters very well. I am from Kerala, India.
Yes same feelings,..
A great story of Leo Tolstoy. One of my favorite!
Tolstoy is a genius. I'm moved by this
This is a great short story by Leo Tolstoy, but the reader didn't need to imitate the Russian accent. It wasn't worth it. I admire that our Russian classic is popular and, of course, Tolstoy is a genius.
This story was my favorite, it was a part of my English syllabus in my 12th grade.
nice reading. very useful to teach this story to my students
What a beautiful story
I read this story in high school back in '97!
It still hasn't changed what i thought about this story. Indeed, God sees the truth, but waits. 😶
Such a great story
Best story and it touch me a lot
Nice reading. Thanks.
I loved this story❣️
thank you
God knows the number of peoples' life stories he's narrating.
i was too lazy to read the story so i'm here
nice story 10
Genuine anarchist. Lovely story.
Thanks 😘😘
Tolstoy is genius
What is the falling action? I need it😭
Thx dude
Shawshank redemption?
Had the same thought, but Wikipedia says Steven King denied it :)
how did he solve the problem?
Too Great
yes indeed comrad
What was the point if he dies in the end? How does Askianove (Or however you spell it) Get justic if he's dead!?
I'm so confused.
Aksionov get his justice before he died bec. in the end Makar ask for forgiveness and confess he is guilty but when they release aksionov he's already dead.
He basically saved the life of Makar by forgiving him, making him confess his own guilt and become an honest person. There is no greater reward than helping one's fellow man, even if they are one's enemy. Hence Aksionov dies peacefully. Aksionov got to experience what too few people truly do: love for their fellow man. He also was brought into close contact with the one true person that can help when all is lost: God.
It's really nice store
Who is from Loyola College?
Fairytale--the real world is nowhere near the delusional philosophy of Tolstoy.
Here is the whole story narrated with the best voiceover: ruclips.net/video/VxPu-hDzRgU/видео.html
10:09
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Ugh yamete
dude
Thank you