Дорогой ценой (Russian Edition) By Lidia Charskaya Kindle Edition Young Adult Дорогой ценой (Russian Edition) Рассказ Лидии Алексеевны Чарской (1875—1937), впервые опубликованный в 1915 году. «Было много слез и волнений после того, как Евгений Павлович Чаев сообщил семье о своей предстоящей женитьбе на Елене Поляновой. Сестры — высокая, худая, желтолицая Анна и маленькая застенчивая Машенька — плакали безо всякого стеснения в присутствии брата». Her novels fall into four general categories stories that take place in boarding schools for elite girls historical novels about women autobiographical novels that follow the heroine from boarding school to a career and detective and adventure stories The main theme of most of her works is friendship among girls The protagonists are usually independent girls and women who look for adventure or some kind of diversion from the everyday routine Critics have commented that these characteristics account in large part for the wide popularity of Charskaya s works among young girls in early 20th century Russia. Charskaya s reputation began to fade in 1912 after the critic Korney Chukovsky published an article in which he wrote that her books were formulaic.

1875 1937 1915 Russian Edition Lidia Alekseyevna Charskaya Russian site_link was a Russian writer and actress Charskaya was her pseudonym her real last name was Churilova. Charskaya worked as an actress at the Alexandrinsky Theatre from 1898 to 1924 From 1901 to 1916 she published about eighty books several of which became bestsellers Her most popular work was the novel Princess Dzhavakha 1903 1 In the 1940s when Boris Pasternak was writing his novel Doctor Zhivago he said that he was writing almost like Charskaya because he wanted to be accessible and dreamed that his prose would be gulped down even by a seamstress even by a dishwasher. Her novels fall into four general categories stories that take place in boarding schools for elite gi Lidia Alekseyevna Charskaya Russian site_link was a Russian writer and actress Charskaya was her pseudonym her real last name was Churilova. Charskaya worked as an actress at the Alexandrinsky Theatre from 1898 to 1924 From 1901 to 1916 she published about eighty books several of which became bestsellers Her most popular work was the novel Princess Dzhavakha 1903 1 In the 1940s when Boris Pasternak was writing his novel Doctor Zhivago he said that he was writing almost like Charskaya because he wanted to be accessible and dreamed that his prose would be gulped down even by a seamstress repetitious and excessive with respect to female emotions She stopped publishing in 1916 and in 1920 her works were banned From 1924 until her death in 1938 she lived in poverty supported mostly by friends Throughout the Soviet period her work was lowly regarded although there is plenty of evidence that young girls continued secretly to read her works at least through the 1930s In the late 1980s and 1990s Charskaya s works were revived in Russia as several of her works appeared in new editions site_link

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Even by a dishwasher