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The Mantle and Other Stories

Author: Nikolai Gogol

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Title: The Mantle and Other Stories

Author: Nikolai Gogol

Description: Five of Gogol's best tales in one volume, led by The Mantle (The Overcoat), the story Russian writers said they all came out of. Also includes The Nose and Memoirs of a Madman, in Claud Field's translation.

Pages: 152

Size: 0.64 MB

Format: PDF

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