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“Death was something inevitable and even unimportant, of which it was not worth while to think; but for a man in prison, before his execution, to be left without tobacco—that was altogether unbearable.”

Quote by Leonid Andreyev

Book:Seven Who Were Hanged
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Seven Who Were Hanged

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Leonid Andreyev
Leonid Andreyev

Russian playwright known for his profound psychological portrayals and his focus on social issues. His works often explore moral and ethical questions, enjoying great popularity among audiences. more

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