Fables for Children, Stories for Children, Natural Science Stories, Popular Education, Decembrists, Moral TalesVolume 12 — STORIES FOR CHILDREN 1869-1872Leo Wiener translationChapter navigation60 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…The Complete Works of COUNT TOLSTÓY Volume XII.FABLES FOR CHILDREN 1869-1872I. ÆSOP'S FABLESII. ADAPTATIONS AND IMITATIONS OF HINDOO FABLESSTORIES FOR CHILDREN 1869-1872THE FOUNDLINGTHE PEASANT AND THE CUCUMBERSTHE FIRETHE OLD HORSEHOW I LEARNED TO RIDETHE WILLOWBÚLKABÚLKA AND THE WILD BOARPHEASANTSMILTON AND BÚLKATHE TURTLEBÚLKA AND THE WOLFWHAT HAPPENED TO BÚLKA IN PYATIGÓRSKBÚLKA'S AND MILTON'S ENDTHE GRAY HAREGOD SEES THE TRUTH, BUT DOES NOT TELL AT ONCEHUNTING WORSE THAN SLAVERYA PRISONER OF THE CAUCASUSERMÁKNATURAL SCIENCE STORIES 1869-1872THE MAGNETMOISTURETHE DIFFERENT CONNECTION OF PARTICLESCRYSTALSINJURIOUS AIRHOW BALLOONS ARE MADEGALVANISMTHE SUN'S HEATTHE OWL AND THE HAREHOW THE WOLVES TEACH THEIR WHELPSHARES AND WOLVESTHE SCENTTOUCH AND SIGHTTHE SILKWORMTHE APPLE-TREETHE OLD POPLARTHE BIRD-CHERRYHOW TREES WALKTHE DECEMBRISTS Fragments of a Novel 1863-1878FIRST FRAGMENTFIRST FRAGMENT (continued 2)ON POPULAR EDUCATION 1875ON POPULAR EDUCATION 1875 (continued 2)WHAT MEN LIVE BY 1881THE THREE HERMITS 1884NEGLECT THE FIRE And You Cannot Put It Out 1885THE CANDLE 1885THE TWO OLD MEN 1885WHERE LOVE IS, THERE GOD IS ALSO 1885TEXTS FOR CHAPBOOK ILLUSTRATIONS 1885THE FIEND PERSISTS, BUT GOD RESISTSLITTLE GIRLS WISER THAN OLD PEOPLETHE TWO BROTHERS AND THE GOLDILYÁSA FAIRY-TALEPrevious chapter ←Volume 12 — II. ADAPTATIONS AND IMITATIONS OF HINDOO FABLESNext chapter →Volume 12 — THE FOUNDLINGAll chapters and sections (60)Sections12Volume 12 · Other sectionsFABLES FOR CHILDREN 1869-1872I. ÆSOP'S FABLESII. ADAPTATIONS AND IMITATIONS OF HINDOO FABLESSTORIES FOR CHILDREN 1869-1872THE FOUNDLINGTHE PEASANT AND THE CUCUMBERSTHE FIRETHE OLD HORSEHOW I LEARNED TO RIDETHE WILLOWBÚLKABÚLKA AND THE WILD BOARPHEASANTSMILTON AND BÚLKATHE TURTLEBÚLKA AND THE WOLFWHAT HAPPENED TO BÚLKA IN PYATIGÓRSKBÚLKA'S AND MILTON'S ENDTHE GRAY HAREGOD SEES THE TRUTH, BUT DOES NOT TELL AT ONCEHUNTING WORSE THAN SLAVERYA PRISONER OF THE CAUCASUSERMÁKNATURAL SCIENCE STORIES 1869-1872THE MAGNETMOISTURETHE DIFFERENT CONNECTION OF PARTICLESCRYSTALSINJURIOUS AIRHOW BALLOONS ARE MADEGALVANISMTHE SUN'S HEATTHE OWL AND THE HAREHOW THE WOLVES TEACH THEIR WHELPSHARES AND WOLVESTHE SCENTTOUCH AND SIGHTTHE SILKWORMTHE APPLE-TREETHE OLD POPLARTHE BIRD-CHERRYHOW TREES WALKTHE DECEMBRISTS Fragments of a Novel 1863-1878FIRST FRAGMENTFIRST FRAGMENT (continued 2)ON POPULAR EDUCATION 1875ON POPULAR EDUCATION 1875 (continued 2)WHAT MEN LIVE BY 1881THE THREE HERMITS 1884NEGLECT THE FIRE And You Cannot Put It Out 1885THE CANDLE 1885THE TWO OLD MEN 1885WHERE LOVE IS, THERE GOD IS ALSO 1885TEXTS FOR CHAPBOOK ILLUSTRATIONS 1885THE FIEND PERSISTS, BUT GOD RESISTSLITTLE GIRLS WISER THAN OLD PEOPLETHE TWO BROTHERS AND THE GOLDILYÁSA FAIRY-TALESTORIES FOR CHILDREN◇← II. ADAPTATIONS AND IMITATIONS OF HINDOO FABLESTHE FOUNDLING →