THE COMPLETE NOVELS OF LEO TOLSTOY: RESURRECTION

"Passing by a corn-dealer's shoß, in front of which a few pigeons were strutting about, unmolested by anyone, the prisoner almost louched a groy-blue bird with her foot; it fluttered up and few case to her ea, fanning her with its wings. She smiled, then sighed deeply as she remembered her present position." Resurrection by Leo Tolstoy, a story of guilt, anger and forgiveness, was his last completed novel. The tale follows Prince Nekhludoff on his journey to redeem a grave wrong committed years ago on a young orphan Maslova From stinking prison cells to offices of state, from luxurious mansions to filthy hovels, the story brings to life the corruption hypocrisy and misery underlying the fate of convicts and prison life in Russia.