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Quote by Ivan Turgenev

“Ah, but in time the heat of noontide passes, and to it there succeed nightfall and dusk, with a return to the quiet fold where for the weary an the heavy-laden there waits sleep, sweet sleep.”

Quote by Ivan Turgenev

Book:Fathers and Children

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Fathers and Children

This book delves into the intricate dynamics of father-child relationships, offering a nuanced portrayal of generational tensions and the emotional bonds that connect parents and offspring. more

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A renowned Russian novelist, born on November 9, 1818, and died on September 3, 1883. His works deeply depicted the changes in Russian society, particularly focusing on the lives of peasants and nobility. His representative works include 'Notes of a Hunter' and 'Fathers and Sons'. more

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