The Queen of Spades, and Other Stories

The Queen of Spades, and Other Stories
ISBN-10
0486280543
ISBN-13
9780486280547
Category
Fiction
Pages
85
Language
English
Published
1994
Publisher
Courier Dover Publications
Author
Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin

Description

Celebrated title story plus "The Shot," "The Snowstorm," "The Coffin-Maker," "An Amateur Peasant Girl," and "The Postmaster" -- all fascinating portraits of life in Tsarist Russia by one of that country's greatest writers.

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