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 flee from them.) Kostylin betrayed Zilin). The Tatar, who captured Russian officers, sold them to another Tatar. They were held in shackles in one barn.
The Tatars forced the officers to write a letter home with a ransom demand. Kostylin wrote, and Zhilin specially wrote another address, because he knew that he had no one to redeem him (the old mother, and so poorly lived). They lived like this for a whole month. Zhilina was tied to the daughter’s daughter, Dean, she wore cakes and milk for him, and he made pupae for her. Zhilin began to think how he and Kostylin could escape from captivity, began digging a tunnel in the shed.
And one night they
Zhilin moved away from the village and wanted to remove the shoe, but he did not succeed. Dina gave him cakes in the way, and then she began to cry, saying goodbye to Zhilin: she was very attached to him, because he was very kind to her. And Zhilin began to go farther and farther, even though the shoe and very disturbed, when the strength ended, he crawled, so he crawled to the field, after which there were already