Wild Happiness
12 hrs. 40 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Dmitry Mamin-Sibiryak
Author
Dmitry Mamin-Sibiryak
Narrator
Mikhail Roslyakov
Narrator
Mikhail Roslyakov
Description
MediaBook Studio presents one of the best examples of world-class Russian classic literature by the great Russian writer Dmitry Mamin-Sibiryak—"Wild Happiness".
The book is read by a popular theater and film actor, Mikhail Roslyakov.
"— Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on us…— Amen! Who is it there, the baptized?— Why, it’s you, Mikhalko?— The very one… Open the gates quickly, Uncle. Rain has soaked everything through—listen to the charge it gave!— Where is it that God sends from?— I went to Poldnevskaya… It was a small matter.
Uncle Zotuska said nothing and silently began to move aside the heavy wooden bolt that had firmly locked the painted canvas gates…
"— All right, how you managed to ‘re-horse’ it—" Uncle Zotei said, looking at the horse completely covered in a solid layer of mud.
— My father sent for it on account of debts, — Mikhalko replied briefly, smoothing on himself the crumpled leather, soaked through with cold rainwater. — He made all forty versts both ways. And you, Uncle, lead the horse out—it’s gotten so tired…
The book is read by a popular theater and film actor, Mikhail Roslyakov.
"— Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on us…— Amen! Who is it there, the baptized?— Why, it’s you, Mikhalko?— The very one… Open the gates quickly, Uncle. Rain has soaked everything through—listen to the charge it gave!— Where is it that God sends from?— I went to Poldnevskaya… It was a small matter.
Uncle Zotuska said nothing and silently began to move aside the heavy wooden bolt that had firmly locked the painted canvas gates…
"— All right, how you managed to ‘re-horse’ it—" Uncle Zotei said, looking at the horse completely covered in a solid layer of mud.
— My father sent for it on account of debts, — Mikhalko replied briefly, smoothing on himself the crumpled leather, soaked through with cold rainwater. — He made all forty versts both ways. And you, Uncle, lead the horse out—it’s gotten so tired…
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