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10. In the Country

  • Alexandra Tolstoy
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. Plates IX
  4. Foreword XXXIII
  5. A Note on the Author XXXVII
  6. Editor’s Note XXXIX
  7. The Tolstoy Family XLI
  8. Part I. Russia: 1884–1917
  9. 1. Growing Up 1
  10. 2. On the Eve 12
  11. 3. On the Northwestern Front 17
  12. 4. The Caucasian Front, Spring 1915 22
  13. 5. Karakalisa 28
  14. 6. From Karakalisa to Van 33
  15. 7. The City of Van 37
  16. 8. Again the Northwestern Front 45
  17. 9. Smorgon 54
  18. 10. The Russian People 61
  19. Part Two. I Worked for the Soviet: 1917–1929
  20. 1. The 1917 Revolution 63
  21. 2. Talk 71
  22. 3. Homeless 80
  23. 4. A Tale of Potatoes, a Pig, and Beautiful Sukhum 86
  24. 5. Tolstoy’s Sister 91
  25. 6. The Benefactor 95
  26. 7. In Moscow 102
  27. 8. “I Repented Bitterly” 110
  28. 9. The Arrest 112
  29. 10. The Brooder Hen 116
  30. 11. The Trial 121
  31. 12. You Can Be Happy Anywhere 126
  32. 13. Kalinin 132
  33. 14. Yasnaya Polyana Again 137
  34. 15. Cow Barns and Classrooms 142
  35. 16. Badgering 148
  36. 17. Christ is a Myth 156
  37. 18. Comrade Stalin 160
  38. 19. The Tolstoy Jubilee 163
  39. 20. The Break from Russia 168
  40. Part Three. From Moscow to Tokyo: 1929–1931
  41. 1. Last Impressions 175
  42. 2. The Rolling Seas 181
  43. 3. The Beginning of the Fairy Tale 182
  44. 4. The Sleuths 187
  45. 5. The Dancing Slippers 191
  46. 6. The Lecture Tour 195
  47. 7. One Thousand Yen 202
  48. 8. The Student 207
  49. 9. Fencing 213
  50. 10. In the Country 217
  51. 11. Rice 223
  52. 12. Beauty Undisplayed 229
  53. 13. The Tea Ceremony 236
  54. 14. Tokutomi-San 240
  55. 15. The Buddhist Temple 244
  56. 16. The Sect of the Ittoen 248
  57. 17. Dorobo-San 254
  58. 18. The Japanese Idea of Decency 257
  59. 19. The Samurai 262
  60. 20. The Professor’s Family 269
  61. 21. Jinn-Rickshaw 276
  62. 22. The Eta-Outcasts 279
  63. 23. The Miraculous Doctor 282
  64. 24. “Very Sorry” 288
  65. 25. Sakura-Cherry Blossom 291
  66. 26. Advanced Women 293
  67. 27. End of the Fairy Tale 300
  68. 28. How Pineapples Grow 308
  69. 29. Landing in America 311
  70. Part Four. First Steps in America: 1931–1939
  71. 1. San Francisco 315
  72. 2. San Quentin 320
  73. 3. Salt Lake City 323
  74. 4. Chicago and Hull House 325
  75. 5. New York and the Settlement House 329
  76. 6. The Lecture Circuit 332
  77. 7. The Farm Near Philadelphia 336
  78. 8. How to Speak Out and Be Heard ? 341
  79. 9. The Connecticut Farm 345
  80. 10. Lectures in America 349
  81. 11. The Blessed Sense of Freedom 353
  82. 12. Joy in Death 358
  83. 13. The New World and the Old 364
  84. 14. The Egg Business 369
  85. 15. The Flood 373
  86. 16. Freddie 377
  87. 17. A Hard Decision 382
  88. 18. Edens in Florida 386
  89. 19. The Birth of an Idea 394
  90. 20. Creation of the Tolstoy Foundation 397
  91. 21. The Beginning 398
  92. 22. Reed Farm 401
  93. 23. Kind People 406
  94. Appendix: The Tolstoy Foundation 413
  95. Publications of Alexandra Tolstoy 417
  96. Index 421
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