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In productionThe Russian original, with the Estonian translation under every line. You read Andreyev's text exactly as he wrote it, and whenever a phrase loses you, the translation is right below it.
The Seven Who Were Hanged (1908) is a short, unflinching masterpiece of Russian prose: seven prisoners await their execution, and Andreyev gives each of them a face, a fear, and a voice. A century later it has lost none of its power.
✓ The complete, unabridged original text
✓ Estonian translation under every line, phrase by phrase
✓ Exact page count to be confirmed, hardcover
✓ Leonid Andreyev, 1908
Instead of cramming, you simply read a very good book.
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