Podkhodtsev and Two Others
5 hrs. 3 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Arkadiy Averchenko
Author
Arkadiy Averchenko
Narrator
Sergey Gorbunov
Narrator
Sergey Gorbunov
Description
“MediaBook” studio presents an audiobook of the great classic of Russian literature Arkady Averchenko—“Podhodtsevs and Two Others.”
The book is read by the popular performer and well-known dubbing actor Sergey Gorbunov.
“If traces of everyone walking the Earth remained on the surface of the globe—what a gigantic, tangled knot it would be! How many billions of lines would cross, and how many different answers to different stories an experienced tracker would find by crossing one path with another and diverting one path from another…
God, from on high, sees all of this; and if his Divine Attention were occupied only with such unpretentious fare, how many entertaining, tragic, and comic stories would present themselves to the all-seeing Eye.
We are all miserable and small before God… None of us succeeded in penetrating the labyrinth of tangled human paths; no one unraveled even a hundredth part of the knot; and only the author of these lines managed to trace the paths of one human trio, which in a strange way converged through different routes to the same point.
Converged so they wouldn’t part for a long time.
Here are their paths…” Arkady Averchenko “Podhodtsevs and Two Others.”
The book is read by the popular performer and well-known dubbing actor Sergey Gorbunov.
“If traces of everyone walking the Earth remained on the surface of the globe—what a gigantic, tangled knot it would be! How many billions of lines would cross, and how many different answers to different stories an experienced tracker would find by crossing one path with another and diverting one path from another…
God, from on high, sees all of this; and if his Divine Attention were occupied only with such unpretentious fare, how many entertaining, tragic, and comic stories would present themselves to the all-seeing Eye.
We are all miserable and small before God… None of us succeeded in penetrating the labyrinth of tangled human paths; no one unraveled even a hundredth part of the knot; and only the author of these lines managed to trace the paths of one human trio, which in a strange way converged through different routes to the same point.
Converged so they wouldn’t part for a long time.
Here are their paths…” Arkady Averchenko “Podhodtsevs and Two Others.”
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