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The Light Shines in Darkness

Tolstoy, Leo, graf

『The Light Shines in Darkness』is a free short novel e-book of Tolstoy, Leo, graf available on Project Gutenberg. It has 25,200 words and may take about 2h to read.

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ACT I SCENE 1 The scene represents the verandah of a fine country-house, in front of which a croquet-lawn and tennis-court are shown, also a flower-bed.

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Tolstoy, Leo, graf

(1828 - 1910)

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