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The Captain's Daughter

by Alexander Pushkin

2007•Hesperus Press•EN
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The Captain's Daughter by Alexander Pushkin

Reading profile

Balanced in tone; a moderate read.

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Insights from The Captain's Daughter

“God deliver us from seeing a Russian riot, pointless and merciless.”

Pyotr survives because he once gave a stranger a rabbit skin coat. It shows how a tiny act of mercy can save your life later.

“My arrival was a complete surprise to the commandant.”

Pugachev is a terrifying rebel but he keeps his word to a kid. People are rarely just villains when you look them in the eye.

Masha starts out so quiet and shy. By the end she is the one walking into a palace to save the man she loves.

“The wind howled with such a wild expression.”

The snowstorm at the start is everything. It confuses the path but leads Pyotr exactly where he needs to be.

Details
Published
2007
Publisher
Hesperus Press
ISBN
9781843911548
Language
EN

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