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Uncle's Dream; and the Permanent Husband

Fyodor Dostoevsky · translated by Fred. Whishaw

Two short novels: in one a provincial hostess schemes to marry her daughter to an aged prince; in the other a man is sought out by the widower of his former mistress.

This volume contains two of Dostoevsky's shorter novels, Uncle's Dream and The Permanent Husband (also translated as The Eternal Husband).

This edition is the English translation by Fred. Whishaw.

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Maria Alexandrovna Moskaleva was the principal lady of Mordasoff—there was no doubt whatever on that point! She always bore herself as though she did not care a fig for anyone, but as though no one else could do without her. True, there were uncommonly few who loved her—in fact I may say that very many detested her; still, everyone was afraid of her, and that was what she liked!

Contents

  1. 01Contents
  2. 02Uncle's Dream.
  3. 03The Permanent Husband
  4. 04Uncle's Dream.
  5. 05Chapter I.
  6. 06Chapter II.
  7. 07Chapter III.
  8. 08Chapter IV.
  9. 09Chapter V.
  10. 10Chapter VI.
  11. 11Chapter VII.
  12. 12Chapter VIII.
  13. 13Chapter IX.
  14. 14Chapter X.
  15. 15Chapter XI.
  16. 16Chapter XII.
  17. 17Chapter XIII.
  18. 18Chapter XIV.
  19. 19Chapter XV.
  20. 20The Permanent Husband.
  21. 21Chapter I.
  22. 22Chapter II.
  23. 23Chapter III.
  24. 24Chapter IV.
  25. 25Chapter V.
  26. 26Chapter VI.
  27. 27Chapter VII.
  28. 28Chapter VIII.
  29. 29Chapter IX.
  30. 30Chapter X.
  31. 31Chapter XI.
  32. 32Chapter XII.
  33. 33Chapter XIII.
  34. 34Chapter XIV.
  35. 35Chapter XV.
  36. 36Chapter XVI.
  37. 37Chapter XVII.
  38. 38The Permanent Husband.
  39. 39Footnotes

About this edition

Author
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Translator
Fred. Whishaw
Era
Modern (c. 1800–1945)
Reading level
Intermediate: some philosophy helps
Formats
EPUB, PDF
Length
347 pages
This edition
Modern Philosophers