File:Leo Tolstoi - Tolstoi for the Young - tr. Rochelle Slavyanskaia Townsend (1916).djvu

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Author	Leo Tolstoi
Translator	Rochelle Slavyanskaia Townsend
Illustrator	Michel Sevier
Title	Tolstoi for the Young
Publisher	Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd
Year of publication	1916
Place of publication	London
Description	Translations of Ivan the Fool, Where there is Lover, there is God also, A Prisoner, Emelian and the Empty Drum, The Great Bear, Three Questions and the Godson. Six illustrations by ichel Sevier
Source	Internet Archive identifier: tolstoiforyoung00tols

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