A Reckless Character, and Other StoriesTHE DREAMIsabel Florence Hapgood translationChapter navigation117 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterA RECKLESS CHARACTERA RECKLESS CHARACTER[1]IIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIITHE DREAMIIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXIIXIIIXIVXVXVIXVIIXVIIIFATHER ALEXYEI'S STORYOLD PORTRAITS[27]THE SONG OF LOVE TRIUMPHANTIIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXIIXIIIXIVCLARA MILITCHIIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXIIXIIIXIVXVXVIXVIIXVIIIPOEMS IN PROSEI THE VILLAGEA CONVERSATIONTHE OLD WOMANTHE DOGTHE RIVAUTHE BEGGAR MANTHE CONTENTED MANTHE RULE OF LIFETHE END OF THE WORLDMASHATHE FOOLAN ORIENTAL LEGENDTWO FOUR-LINE STANZASTHE SPARROWTHE SKULLSTHE TOILER AND THE LAZY MANTHE ROSEIN MEMORY OF J. P. VREVSKYTHE LAST MEETINGTHE VISITNECESSITAS—VIS—LIBERTASALMSTHE INSECTCABBAGE-SOUPTHE AZURE REALMTWO RICH MENTHE OLD MANTHE CORRESPONDENTTWO BROTHERSTHE EGOISTTHE SUPREME BEING'S FEASTTHE SPHINXNYMPHSENEMY AND FRIENDCHRISTII THE STONEDOVESTO-MORROW! TO-MORROW!NATURE"HANG HIM!"WHAT SHALL I THINK?…"HOW FAIR, HOW FRESH WERE THE ROSES"A SEA VOYAGEN. N.STAY!THE MONKWE SHALL STILL FIGHT ON!PRAYERTHE RUSSIAN LANGUAGEENDNOTES:Previous chapter ←VIIINext chapter →IAll chapters and sections (117)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsA RECKLESS CHARACTERA RECKLESS CHARACTER[1]Chapters12345678Other sectionsTHE DREAMChapters123456789101112131415161718Other sectionsFATHER ALEXYEI'S STORYOLD PORTRAITS[27]THE SONG OF LOVE TRIUMPHANTChapters1234567891011121314Other sectionsCLARA MILITCHChapters123456789101112131415161718Other sectionsPOEMS IN PROSEChapters1Other sectionsA CONVERSATIONTHE OLD WOMANTHE DOGTHE RIVAUTHE BEGGAR MANTHE CONTENTED MANTHE RULE OF LIFETHE END OF THE WORLDMASHATHE FOOLAN ORIENTAL LEGENDTWO FOUR-LINE STANZASTHE SPARROWTHE SKULLSTHE TOILER AND THE LAZY MANTHE ROSEIN MEMORY OF J. P. VREVSKYTHE LAST MEETINGTHE VISITNECESSITAS—VIS—LIBERTASALMSTHE INSECTCABBAGE-SOUPTHE AZURE REALMTWO RICH MENTHE OLD MANTHE CORRESPONDENTTWO BROTHERSTHE EGOISTTHE SUPREME BEING'S FEASTTHE SPHINXNYMPHSENEMY AND FRIENDCHRISTChapters2Other sectionsDOVESTO-MORROW! TO-MORROW!NATURE"HANG HIM!"WHAT SHALL I THINK?…"HOW FAIR, HOW FRESH WERE THE ROSES"A SEA VOYAGEN. N.STAY!THE MONKWE SHALL STILL FIGHT ON!PRAYERTHE RUSSIAN LANGUAGEENDNOTES:(1876)◇← VIIII →