@francislarv3012
Getting to like Tolstoy more and more.
@belitamascarenhas3527
Excellent oration god bless u
@manuelluisnavarro7701
Beautiful story, and beautifully narrated! The music at the beginning was just brief. No distraction there.
@belitamascarenhas3527
Beautifully ❤ told
@FranceRoque-yi4py
Its a beautiful story i love it...
@michaelwargo5702
Background music is fine , some people will find any small things to complain about...THANK YOU these stories are great Sorry for the complainers, it's there loss.
@CĺaudetteClovey
What an event¡ Aĺl Powerful God!!!
@drivebyquipper
I am a professional artist. I am in awe of the illustrations. I am humbled.
@laseourable
That was so beautifully read. Thank you, for all these editions of Tolstoy you share with us.
@aJarrowLad525
Just wonderful
@devakikaren
How grateful I am to have found this site. Thank you.
@HughesMath1
One of my favorites
@kudamangwende
Awesome stories
@georgehartler3423
One has to be able to read and understand the Russian language and these translations are fantastic,. It behooves you to understand the words
@kieranmarsdenstories
Thanks for the upload. Enjoyed listening on the river bank as I digested my breakfast :)
@marigoldpluss
Thank you.🕯🕯🕯🎉🎉🎉
@feralbluee
Tolstoy did not like serfdom at all!!!! it was really slavery! he was also a vegetarian, very religious, and was good to people. he left everything to his daughter, Sasha, his youngest. She sold the Tolstoy estate and gave it to the serfs on their land. 🌷🌱
@RechargingStories
Great story!
@silvia.4442
This reminds me of an event that occurred around the 60's in America. A town was tormented by a bully for many years. Some people who mustered the courage to take the bully to the authorities and testify in court wound up threatened by him or injured. One day the town killed the bully in broad daylight in front of many witnesses and no one in the town stepped forth to tell what happened. It became a mystery as to what happened to the bully. Listening to Tolstoy's story, I feel very sad because the tormented townspeople took matters into their hands and they prevented God to do justice on their tormentor. It is understandable they had reached a breaking point. However the story says, "The seeds of still greater wickedness have been planted in you..." I wonder what became of the poor townspeople. 😕
@honahwikeepa2115