DREAM TALES AND PROSE POEMS

By Ivan Turgenev

Translated from the Russian by Constance Garnett

CONTENTS

[ CLARA MILITCH ]

[ THE SONG OF TRIUMPHANT LOVE [MDXLII] ]

[ POEMS IN PROSE ]

[ A CONVERSATION ]

[ THE OLD WOMAN ]

[ MY ADVERSARY ]

[ ‘THOU SHALT HEAR THE FOOL’S JUDGMENT....’—PUSHKIN ]

[ A CONTENTED MAN ]

[ A RULE OF LIFE ]

[ THE END OF THE WORLD ]

[ AN EASTERN LEGEND ]

[ TWO STANZAS ]

[ THE SPARROW ]

[ THE WORKMAN AND THE MAN WITH WHITE HANDS ]

[ TO THE MEMORY OF U. P. VREVSKY ]

[ THE LAST MEETING ]

[ NECESSITAS—VIS—LIBERTAS! ]

[ CABBAGE SOUP ]

[ THE REALM OF AZURE ]

[ TWO RICH MEN ]

[ THE OLD MAN ]

[ THE REPORTER ]

[ THE TWO BROTHERS ]

[ THE BANQUET OF THE SUPREME BEING ]

[ FRIEND AND ENEMY ]

[ TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! ]

[ ‘HANG HIM!’ ]

[ WHAT SHALL I THINK?... ]

[ ‘HOW FAIR, HOW FRESH WERE THE ROSES ...’ ]

[ WE WILL STILL FIGHT ON ]

[ THE RUSSIAN TONGUE ]

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