“After the ball” of Tolstoy in brief

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1. Summary “After the Ball” by Tolstoy “All respected,” Ivan Vasilievich recalls what happened long ago with him, which changed his whole life, he says that his whole life changed because of one morning, Ivan Vasilievich was passionately in love with Varenka B. She is now, at the age of fifty, a beautiful woman and she was a provincial student, she did […]...
2. Summary “After the ball” With the story “After the Ball”, created in 1903, the readers met only in 1911, after the death of Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy. The plot was based on events that occurred with the writer’s brother. The realism of the image of reality, the unusual ring composition helped the author draw a parallel between the past and […]...
3. “Morning that changed life” essay Reading LN Tolstoy’s story “After the ball,” we are witnessing how events of just one morning can completely change the fate of a person. The hero, on whose behalf the story is conducted, is “all respected Ivan Vasilyevich,” in whose fate the event played a decisive role. In his youth he was “a very cheerful […]...
4. Love from that day began to wane The great Russian writer Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy, like no one else, was interested in the problem of social evil. Many of his works are highly pathos. Often the basis of his works were real facts. So it was with the story “After the ball,” which describes an event that Tolstoy heard about when he was […]...
5. Composition “Colonel at the ball and after the ball” The work of Leo Tolstoy “After the ball” will not leave anyone indifferent! It is disturbing and frightening to read about a man who hides his true face under a mask of trustworthiness, kindness and refinement. It’s about the colonel. At the beginning of the story, we first meet with him at a ball and […]...
6. “Ball” of Baratynsky in short summary The poem begins with a description of the Moscow ball. The guests came together, the elderly ladies in magnificent dresses sit near the walls and look at the crowd with “dull attention”. Grandees in ribbons and stars sit behind cards and sometimes come to look at the dancers. Young beauties are whirling, “The Hussar twists […]...
7. A brief summary of Leo Tolstoy’s story “The Prisoner of the Caucasus” Officer Zhilin served in the Caucasus. He received a letter from his mother and decided to go on vacation home. But along the way, and another Russian officer, Kostylin was captured by the Tatars. The Tatar, who captured Russian officers, sold them to another Tatar. They were held in shackles in one barn. The Tatars […]...
8. Summary “Caucasian Captive” by Tolstoy Officer Zhilin served in the Caucasus. He received a letter from his mother and decided to go on vacation home. But along the way, and another Russian officer, Kostylin was seized by Tatars (because of Kostylin, since Kostylin had to cover Zilin, but when he saw the Tatars he began to flee from them.) Kostylin […]...
9. Summary The Caucasian captive Leo Tolstoy LN Tolstoy Caucasian Prisoner Served in the Caucasus officer Zhilin. He received a letter from his mother and decided to go on vacation home. But along the way, and another Russian officer, Kostylin was seized by Tatars (because of Kostylin, since Kostylin had to cover Zilin, but when he saw the Tatars he began to […]...
10. “Caucasian Captive” Tolstoy in brief Officer Zhilin served in the Caucasus. He received a letter from his mother, and he decided to go on vacation home. But along the way, and another Russian officer, Kostylin was captured by the Tatars. It happened due to Kostylin’s fault. He had to cover Zilin, but he saw the Tatars, was frightened and ran […]...
11. “The Death of Ivan Ilyich” by Tolstoy in a brief summary During a break in the meeting, the members of the Trial Chamber are informed from the newspaper about the death of Ivan Ilyich Golovin, which followed on February 4, 1882, after several weeks of incurable illness. The companions of the deceased, who loved him, involuntarily count the possible relocation in the service, and everyone thinks: […]...
12. Summary of Giuseppe Verdi. Masquerade Ball BAL-MASKARAD Opera in four acts (six scenes) Libretto by A. Somma and F. Piave based on E. Skrib’s story Characters: Count Richard, Governor of Boston Renato, his secretary Amelia, wife of Renato Ulrika, the Witch Oscar, page of Count Silvano, sailor Tenor Baritone Soprano Mezzo soprano Soprano Bass Bass Bass Bass Tenor Tom Samuel } […]...
13. “Chekhov’s Man in a Chest” in brief summary The end of XIX century. Countryside in Russia. Mironositskoe village. The veterinarian Ivan Ivanovich Chimsh-Himalayan and the teacher of the grammar school of Burkin, after having spent the whole day, are staying for the night in the barn of the village elder. Burkin tells Ivan Ivanych the story of the teacher of the Greek language […]...
14. Summary Man in a Case AP Chekhov A. P. Chekhov The Man in a Case Late 19th Century Countryside in Russia. Mironositskoe village. The veterinarian Ivan Ivanovich Chimsh-Himalayan and the teacher of the grammar school of Burkin, after having spent the whole day, are staying for the night in the barn of the village elder. Burkin tells Ivan Ivanych the story of […]...
15. Summary “The Man in a Case” by Chekhov The end of XIX century. Countryside in Russia. Mironositskoe village. Veterinarian Ivan Ivanych Chimsh-Himalayan and teacher of the grammar school Burkin, having spent the whole day, are staying for the night in the barn of the village elder. Burkin tells Ivan Ivanych the story of the teacher of the Greek language Belikov, whom they taught […]...
16. “Peter the Great” by Tolstoy in short summary By the end of the XVII century. After the death of Emperor Fyodor Alekseevich, a struggle for power begins in Russia. Rebellion streltsy, instigated by the princess Sophia and her lover, ambitious prince Vasily Golitsyn. There were two tsars in Moscow-the youngest Ivan Alekseevich and Pyotr Alekseyevich, and above them the ruler of Sophia. “Everything […]...
17. Summary of Leo Tolstoy’s story “Childhood” August 12, 18 ** ten years old Nikolenka Irtenev wakes up on the third day after her birthday at seven o’clock in the morning. After the morning toilet, the teacher Karl Ivanych leads Nicholas and his brother Volodya to greet the mother who pours tea in the living room, and with her father giving economic […]...
18. Summary Childhood Leo Tolstoy L. N. Tolstoy Childhood August 12, 18 ** ten years old Nikolenka Irtenev wakes up on the third day after her birthday at seven o’clock in the morning. After the morning toilet, the teacher Karl Ivanych leads Nicholas and his brother Volodya to greet the mother who pours tea in the living room, and with […]...
19. Summary Anna Karenina Lev N. Tolstoy L. N. Tolstoy Anna Karenina Part One “All happy families are alike, each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” All mixed up in the Oblonsky house. ” Stepan Arkadyevitch is betraying his wife, Dolly, with a French governess. She and Dolly have six children, Dolly has greatly undermined this, and it seemed to […]...
20. “The Power of Darkness” by Tolstoy in a short summary Autumn. In the spacious hut of the well-to-do, morbid peasant Peter – the wife of Anisya, Akulina, his daughter from the first marriage, they sing songs. The owner himself again calls and scolds, threatening to calculate Nikita, a dapper boy of about twenty-five, an employee of a lazy and walking man. For him, Anisya angrily […]...
21. Summary “Peter the Great” by Tolstoy By the end of the XVII century. After the death of Emperor Fyodor Alekseevich, a struggle for power begins in Russia. Rebellion streltsy, instigated by the princess Sophia and her lover, ambitious prince Vasily Golitsyn. There were two tsars in Moscow-the youngest Ivan Alekseevich and Pyotr Alekseyevich, and above them the ruler of Sophia. “Everything […]...
22. Summary PETER THE FIRST AN Tolstoy AN Tolstoy Peter the First By the end of the XVII century. After the death of Emperor Fyodor Alekseevich, a struggle for power begins in Russia. Rebellion streltsy, instigated by the princess Sophia and her lover, ambitious prince Vasily Golitsyn. There were two tsars in Moscow-the youngest Ivan Alekseevich and Pyotr Alekseyevich, and above them […]...
23. “Walking by the throes” of Tolstoy in brief The first book. The Sisters Beginning in 1914, St. Petersburg, “tormented by sleepless nights, deafening his longing for wine, gold, bezlyuboy love, tearing and powerless sensual sounds of tango – the death hymn lived as if waiting for a fateful and terrible day.” A young, clean girl, Daria Dmitrievna Bulavina, arrives in St. Petersburg for […]...
24. “The Theatrical Novel” by Bulgakov in short summary In the foreword the author informs the reader that these notes belong to the pen of his friend Maksudov, who committed suicide and ordered him to straighten them, to sign by his own name and publish it. The author warns that the suicide had no relation to the theater, so that these notes are the […]...
25. “Living corpse” of Tolstoy in a brief summary Elisaveta Andreevna Protasova decides to part with her husband, Fedor Vasilyevich, whose way of life becomes intolerable for her: Fedya Protasov drinks, squanders his and his wife’s fortune. Lisa’s mother approves of her decision, Sasha’s sister – categorically against parting with such an amazing, though with weakness, person, like Fedya. Mother believes that, having received […]...
26. “Prince of Silver” Tolstoy in brief Beginning the narrative, the author declares that his main goal is to show the general character of the epoch, its mores, concepts, beliefs, and therefore he allowed the deviation from history in detail – and concludes that his most important feeling was indignation: not so in John, as a society that is not indignant at […]...
27. Summary of the novel “Peter the First” by AN Tolstoy Chapter 1 The nobleman Vasily Volkov reflects on how the state treasury, emptied of wars and riots, robbed the landlords. Peasant Volkov, Ivashka Brovkin, at the same time thinking about the heavy share of the peasant. Both the nobles and peasants harbored anger at the wealthy boyars. Volkov is going to Moscow for an annual […]...
28. The theatrical novel M. A. Bulgakov Theater novel Sergei Leontievich Maksudov, an employee of the newspaper “Herald of the Shipping Company”, seeing in his dream his native city, snow, civil war, begins to write about this novel. Having finished, he reads it to his acquaintances who claim that he will not be able to publish this novel. Sending […]...
29. Summary The Prince Serebryany AK Tolstoy AK Tolstoy Prince Serebryan Starting the narrative, the author declares that his main goal is to show the general character of the epoch, its morals, concepts, beliefs, and therefore he allowed a deviation from history in detail – and concludes that his most important feeling was indignation : not so on John, as a society, […]...
30. Summary Driving by Flour N. Tolstoy AN Tolstoy The Road to Calvary The first book. The Sisters Beginning in 1914, St. Petersburg, “tormented by sleepless nights, deafening his longing for wine, gold, bezlyuboy love, tearing and powerless sensual sounds of tango – the death hymn lived as if waiting for a fateful and terrible day.” A young, clean girl, Daria Dmitrievna […]...
31. Summary of “Prince of Silver” by Tolstoy Beginning the narrative, the author declares that his main goal is to show the general character of the epoch, its mores, concepts, beliefs, and therefore he allowed the deviation from history in detail – and concludes that his most important feeling was indignation: not so in John, as a society that is not indignant at […]...
32. A summary of Tolstoy’s “Walking by the Flours” The first book. The Sisters Beginning in 1914, St. Petersburg, “tormented by sleepless nights, deafening his longing for wine, gold, bezlyuboy love, tearing and powerless sensual sounds of tango – the death hymn lived as if waiting for a fateful and terrible day.” A young, clean girl, Daria Dmitrievna Bulavina, arrives in St. Petersburg for […]...
33. Summary War and Peace Leo Tolstoy L. N. Tolstoy War and Peace The book begins in the summer of 1805 in St. Petersburg. At the evening, the maid of honor Scherer is present among other guests Pierre Bezukhov, the illegitimate son of a wealthy nobleman, and Prince Andrei Bolkonsky. The conversation is about Napoleon, and both friends are trying to protect […]...
34. “Fruits of Enlightenment” by Tolstoy in brief In St. Petersburg, in the rich house of Zvezdintsevs, in front of the mirror, admires the beautiful and depraved lackey Grigory, lazily responding to the repeated calls of Vasily Leonidich, the master’s son, flirting with Tanya, a cheerful and energetic maid. In the customary morning bustle, servants scurry about, callers are continuously ringing at the […]...
35. Summary of “Frosty” by Tolstoy Once upon a time there lived an old man and an old woman. The old man had her own daughter, and the old woman had her own daughter, who did everything, she was stroked on the head, but she got everything for her daughter, she watched the cattle and burned the stove, and cleaned the […]...
36. Summary of “War and Peace” by Tolstoy 1805 year, St. Petersburg. At the invited party in the house of the maid of honor Scherer all the nobility of Petersburg gathered. During the general conversation, it comes to Napoleon, and all the guests are split into two camps – some, including the hostess, are opposed to him, while others, including Pierre Bezukhov, the […]...
37. “The Morning of the Landowner” by Tolstoy in a brief summary Prince Nekhlyudov was nineteen years old when, from the third year of university, he came to summer vacations in his village and one stayed there all summer. In the autumn he wrote to his aunt, Countess Beloretskaya, who, in his opinion, was his best friend and the most ingenious woman in the world, that he […]...
38. “Sevastopol Stories” by Tolstoy in short summary Sevastopol in the month of December “The morning dawn is just beginning to paint the sky over Sapun Mountain, the dark blue sea surface has already thrown off the darkness of the night and is waiting for the first ray to sparkle with gay brilliance, from the bay it bears cold and fog, there is […]...
39. A brief summary of Leo Tolstoy’s novel “War and Peace” Volume One The book begins in the summer of 1805 in St. Petersburg. At the evening, the maid of honor Scherer is present among other guests Pierre Bezukhov, the illegitimate son of a wealthy nobleman, and Prince Andrei Bolkonsky. The conversation is about Napoleon, and both friends are trying to protect the great man from […]...
40. “War and Peace” by Tolstoy in brief The novel describes the events of the Patriotic War with Napoleon in 1812. In the center of the narrative is the family of Count Rostov. Volume One The book begins in the summer of 1805 in St. Petersburg. At the evening, the maid of honor Scherer is present among other guests Pierre Bezukhov, the illegitimate […]...