What did he try to show in "Hamlet and Don Quixote"?
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What opposition arose to his "Fathers and Children"?
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What are the striking features of his style?
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What characteristics of this style are shown in "The Wolf"?
BIBLIOGRAPHY The works of Turgeneff are easily accessible in several English translations.
FOOTNOTES: [22] Pronounced Aryol.
[23] This vehicle, which is also the best adapted as a convenient runabout for rough driving in the country, consists merely of a board, attached, without a trace of springs, to two pairs of wheels, identical in size.
[24] In the government of Orel (pronounced Aryol) a solitary, surly man is called a wolf-_biriuk_.
[25] For a nursing-bottle, the Russian peasants use a cow's horn, with a cow's teat tied over the tip..