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"I must own I was surprised too; though some of those who woke had been buried for three days, as, for instance, a very young girl of sixteen who kept giggling . . . giggling in a horrible and predatory way."
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I certainly recognize the title. I needed something to read today. That’s perfect. But is it really funny? We’ll see. Thanks.


But I’m a little vague on the connection. I will reread Bobok.

But I’m a little vague on the connection. I will reread Bobok."
The story I refer is about a man who fells asleep in a cemetery and begins to see all kind of skeletons arguing and talking about the bad conditions the are experiencing in the cemetery.
That tale immediately took my to Dotoievsky's "Bobok".
The correct name (I think) is "A curious dream".

Nice to hear from you. I’m a little surprised by the level of interest this has captured.

Very nice to meet you. An almost humorous situation. A great rarity with Dostoyevsky.

Very nice to meet you. Don’t remember much at all about this. Guess I liked it.

I guess I read it. I don’t remember anything about it. Amusing Dostoyevsky? That’s pretty novel!

Good to hear from you. It’s been awhile, so I don’t really remember much here.

Very nice to meet you. Don’t remember this one. I guess I liked it well enough. It is Dostoyevsky!

Very nice to meet you. Don’t remember much about this one, but anything by Dostoevsky is worth a look.