Grandpa Mazai and hares

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1. Summary “Grandfather Mazai and hares” Nekrasov They took shelter in a shed, where funny conversations immediately began. Grandfather Mazai was a great mastak for different tales and interesting stories. At first he poisoned village hunters, among whom one broke the trigger of a rifle and went hunting with a box of matches, another always had his hands cold and he was […]...
2. Summary of “The Tales of Uncle Remus” by Harris “Tales of Uncle Remus” by J. Harris – these are funny and funny stories about the tricks of the resourceful Brother Rabbit, about the adventures of the cunning and insidious Bratz Fox, about the wise turtle and other very different animals, symbolizing relationships in the world of people. In Brother Rabbit, for example, the relationship […]...
3. Summary “My companion” Gorky In the Odessa harbor the narrator gets acquainted with the Georgian prince Shakro Ptadze. Fooled comrade, he was left without a livelihood. The narrator invites the Georgian to go with him to Crimea on foot. He promises Shakro that he will find him a fellow traveler to Tiflis, or he personally will go with him. […]...
4. Summary Updike D. D John Hoyer Updike (born January 18, 1932 – January 27, 2009) is a famous American writer, author of 28 novels and 45 other books: collections of short stories, poems, essays. Born in Redding, he lived in Schillington, the same state of Pennsylvania until age 13. Father – school teacher, mother wrote stories. In 1954 he […]...
5. Summary “Three meetings” of Turgenev In the summer, the narrator often goes hunting in the village of Glinnoe, which lies twenty versts from his village. Not far from Glynnogo is a manor consisting of an uninhabited manor house, a small outbuilding and a garden. In the wing lives a decrepit old man Lukyanich. From it the narrator learns that the […]...
6. Summary of “Lions” Turgenev One day Ermolai invited me to go to Lgov – to hunt for ducks. Lgov is a large village on the marshy river Rosote. About 5 versts from Lgov this river turns into a wide pond, overgrown with thick reeds. There were countless ducks of all possible breeds on this pond. It was difficult to […]...
7. Summary “Brother fox and brother rabbit” Harris How much charming enchantment in “Tales of Uncle Remus”! No wonder the 16-year-old teenager Joel Harris (1848-1908) was heard by the stories that blacks in the kitchen told to pass the time and have fun. He then worked as a “boy on parcels” on a plantation for shelter and bread, and in the evenings absorbed […]...
8. Lake in the forest This story was told to me by my friend Zhenya, and to him his uncle, an avid hunter and fisherman. Alexander Alexandrovich, Zhenya’s uncle, traveled all over Russia-Mother, saw many interesting and surprising things. I myself saw him only a couple of times, but my friend always on occasion will tell a couple of uncle […]...
9. Summary Ivan Bunin Antonov’s apples IA Bunin Antonov’s apples The author-narrator remembers the recent past. He recalled the early weathering autumn, the entire golden, dried up and thinned garden, the delicate aroma of fallen leaves and the smell of Antonov apples: the gardeners pour apples on carts to send them to the city. Late at night, when he ran out […]...
10. “Antonov’s apples” Bunin in the summary The author-narrator remembers the recent past. He recalled the early weathering autumn, the entire golden, dried up and thinned garden, the delicate aroma of fallen leaves and the smell of Antonov apples: the gardeners pour apples on carts to send them to the city. Late at night, when he ran out into the garden and […]...
11. “Three friends” of Serafimovich in brief summary Seven-year-old Vanya is helping her mother: she drives pigs in the yard, beats them with twigs. Then Vannyka runs to the stables to his father, watches him lubricate the cart wheels. “Vanyanka wanted to do everything that adults do, but not enough strength.” The boy decided to attach a collar himself to the horse, but […]...
12. Hunting for a hare We were going to the road before dawn and hoped to reach the hunting place well in advance. Petya had to lock one house in punishment for the fact that he had jumped out the day before without asking for a lake and, assuming that it was frozen, skated on not yet solidified ice, but […]...
13. Summary “The Lap of the Eye” The succulent grass bent over and concealed a cozy nest in which the mother of Ravoy Ushka hid it. She lightly covered it with a litter and, as always, told him to “lie still and say nothing, no matter what happens.” However, the rabbit, although laid by his mother in a cozy bed, still did […]...
14. Summary Three friends A. Serafimovich Three friends Seven-year-old Vanjatka helps the mother: she drives the pigs in the yard, beats them with a twig. Then Vannyka runs into the stable to his father, watches him lubricate the wheels of the cart. “Vanyanka wanted to do everything that adults do, but not enough strength.” The boy decided to attach […]...
15. “How did one man feed the two generals” Saltykov-Shchedrin in summary Two frivolous generals retired on an uninhabited island. “Generals served the whole life in some registry, they were born, brought up and grew old, therefore, did not understand anything, even the words did not know anything except:” Accept the assurance of my full respect and devotion. “Once the generals woke up, they lie on the […]...
16. Summary “Native birches” The narrator becomes ill. He is given a ticket to the southern sanatorium. For some time he wanders along the embankment “with the joy of the discoverer,” and neither mass idleness nor the monotonous sound of the sea irritates him. But after a week the narrator begins to miss something. The sea, in the noise […]...
17. A tale of how one man fed the two generals M. Ye. Saltykov-Shchedrin. A tale of how one man of two generals fed. Two frivolous generals retired on an uninhabited island. “Generals served the whole life in some registry, they were born, brought up and grew old, therefore, did not understand anything, even the words did not know anything except:” Accept the assurance of my […]...
18. Summary “Biryuk” Story “Biryuk” by IS Turgenev was written in 1847 and entered the cycle of the writer’s works about the life, traditions and way of life of the Russian people “Notes of a Hunter”. The story refers to the literary realism direction. In “Biryuk” the author described his memories of the life of peasants in Orel […]...
19. “Rabbit, run” Updike in brief summary Twenty-six-year-old Harry Engstrom, nicknamed Rabbit, lives in the village of Mount Judge near the town of Brewer, Pennsylvania. He is married, he has a son Nelson, but there is no family happiness. Family obligations greatly weigh the hero. Janice’s wife drinks, and her pregnancy does not fill Rabbit, pride in the knowledge that their family […]...
20. Summary Rabbit, run Updike JH Updike Rabbit, run Twenty-six year old Harry Engstrom, nicknamed Rabbit, lives in the village of Mount Judge near the town of Brewer, Pennsylvania. He is married, he has a son Nelson, but there is no family happiness. Family obligations greatly weigh the hero. Janice’s wife drinks, and her pregnancy does not fill Rabbit, pride […]...
21. Summary of “Black Cat” Since childhood, the narrator is distinguished by meekness of temper and love for animals. Early marriage, the narrator is happy to find in his wife similar features, and especially – the love of animals. Houses they live birds, goldfish, thoroughbred dog, rabbits, monkey and cat. A beautiful, all-black cat called Pluto, is the owner’s favorite. […]...
22. Summary of “The Island of Dr. Moreau” by Wells On February 1, 1887, the ship “Lady Vane” crashed. One of his passengers, Charles Edward Prendic, who was all believed dead, was picked up in the sea on the boat after eleven months and four days. He claimed that he had spent all this time on the island, where incredible things were happening. His stories […]...
23. Summary of the story by NV Gogol “The Enchanted Place” The father of the narrator went to the Crimea to sell tobacco, so the house remained the narrator himself, his grandfather, his mother, and two brothers. My grandfather sowed a towel on the road and went to live in a kuren. He took with him the storyteller and his brother. Many people were passing by […]...
24. Summary “Maxim Maksimovich” After some time, the narrator and Maxim Maksimych met again at the inn. Attention attracted them an empty road carriage of a dandy kind. The footman accompanying her answered that the carriage belonged to Pechorin, and he himself stayed overnight with the colonel. The staff captain, considering Pechorin his friend, asked the waiter to report […]...
25. “The Secret of Marie Roger” Po short in content Disclosing the secret of the tragic death of Madame D’Espana and her daughter, Auguste Dupin again plunges into her melancholy meditations. However, Dupin’s role in the drama on Morgue Street earned him the glory of the seer from the Parisian police, and the prefecture repeatedly tried to resort to his services again. Another attempt is […]...
26. Summary “Marie Roger’s Secret” by Discovering the secret of the tragic death of Madame D’Espana and her daughter (Murders on Morgue Street), Auguste Dupin again plunges into her melancholy meditations. However, Dupin’s role in the drama on Morgue Street earned him the glory of the seer from the Parisian police, and the prefecture repeatedly tried to resort to his services […]...
27. Summary “Doll” Nosov The theme of the war did not pass Russian literature. A bit of stories, novels, poems are devoted to this cruel time and the post-war period. One of these stories belongs to Eugene Nosov. Let us recall his problems and brief content. “Doll” by Evgeny Nosov is a short but heartfelt story about the human […]...
28. Summary The mystery of Marie Roger Edgar Allan Poe The mystery of Marie Roger Unveiling the mystery of the tragic death of Madame D’Espané and her daughter (Murders on Morgue Street), Auguste Dupin again plunges into her melancholy meditations. However, Dupin’s role in the drama on Morgue Street earned him the glory of the seer from the Parisian police, and the […]...
29. Summary Winnie the Pooh and all-all-all AA Milne Winnie the Pooh and all-all-all Winnie the Pooh is a teddy bear, a great friend of Christopher Robin. With him there are a variety of stories. One day, going out into the clearing, Winnie the Pooh sees a tall oak tree, at the top of which something is buzzing: zhzhzhzhzhzhzh! In vain no […]...
30. “Winnie the Pooh and all-all-everything” Milna in brief summary Winnie the Pooh – a teddy bear, a great friend of Christopher Robin. With him there are a variety of stories. One day, going out into the clearing, Winnie the Pooh sees a tall oak tree, at the top of which something is buzzing: zhzhzhzhzhzhzh! In vain no one will buzz, and Winnie the Pooh […]...
31. Summary “Winnie the Pooh and All Everything” Milna Winnie the Pooh – a teddy bear, a great friend of Christopher Robin. With him there are a variety of stories. One day, going out into the clearing, Winnie the Pooh sees a tall oak tree, at the top of which something is buzzing: zhzhzhzhzhzhzh! In vain no one will buzz, and Winnie the Pooh […]...
32. Summary “My Flight” The story was published in 1911. At this time, flights on airplanes were still a wonder. The author about his flight (though, as a passenger) was questioned by several hundred people. Kuprin rose in the air in a hot air balloon. When in Odessa he saw flights on a plywood airplane “Farman”, he wanted to […]...
33. Summary “Chess novelty” Zweig Among the passengers of a large ocean boat sailing from New York to Buenos Aires is the world chess champion Mirko Centovic. A more informed friend of the narrator reports that Mirko was orphaned at the age of twelve. A compassionate pastor from a remote village in Yugoslavia took him into care. The boy was […]...
34. “Wonderful” Korolenko in brief summary Morozova is the main character, a political prisoner. In the center of the narrative of this early work of the writer is the story of the escort gendarme Gavrilov about the girl-politician Morozova, whom he accompanied to exile. She seemed to the narrator a child: “hair is fair-haired, in one braid collected, on the cheeks […]...
35. Summary “The stationmaster” of Pushkin At the beginning of the work the narrator talks about the attitude of people towards the station wardens. He told me that someone constantly swears with them, sometimes they can hit them. Generally, station supervisors are officials of the fourteenth grade. And they lead with them, mostly class officials are higher than the fourteenth. However, […]...
36. “Rabbits and boas” of Iskander in brief Events take place many years ago in a distant African country. Boas tirelessly hunt for rabbits, and monkeys and elephants observe neutrality. Despite the fact that rabbits usually run very fast, at the sight of boas they seem to fall into a stupor. Boas do not choke rabbits, but as if hypnotize them. Once a […]...
37. Summary “Death” of Turgenev On one fine July morning I drove to my young neighbor Ardalion Mikhailovich with a proposal to hunt for grouse. He agreed with the condition that on the way we would go to him in Chaplygin, where the oak forest was being cut. The neighbor took with him the Tenth Arkhip, a fat and stocky […]...
38. Summary Makar Chudra Maxim Gorky Maxim Gorky Makar Chudra Romantic night by the sea, a fire burns, an old gypsy Makar Chudra tells the writer a story about free gypsies. To his young interlocutor Makar says: “You chose a glorious share for yourself, falcon… go and look, seen enough, lie down and die – that’s all!” Makar advises to be […]...
39. Summary “Rabbits and boas” of Iskander Events take place many years ago in a distant African country. Boas tirelessly hunt for rabbits, and monkeys and elephants observe neutrality. Despite the fact that rabbits usually run very fast, at the sight of boas they seem to fall into a stupor. Boas do not choke rabbits, but as if hypnotize them. Once a […]...
40. Summary Rabbits and boas FA Iskander F. A. Iskander Rabbits and boas Events take place many years ago in a distant African country. Boas tirelessly hunt for rabbits, and monkeys and elephants observe neutrality. Despite the fact that rabbits usually run very fast, at the sight of boas they seem to fall into a stupor. Boas do not choke rabbits, but […]...