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A Lost Opportunity
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“The sins of others are ever before you, while you resolutely keep your own behind your back.�
This was written the same year as The Kreutzer Sonata, which worried me at first, but this one has a moral I can get behind. More a sermon than a fable, but a decent story of the dangers of arguing with your neighbors.
This was written the same year as The Kreutzer Sonata, which worried me at first, but this one has a moral I can get behind. More a sermon than a fable, but a decent story of the dangers of arguing with your neighbors.
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April 1, 2025
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Apr 01, 2025 03:29PM
Kathleen, I looked it up and it says was published in a collection The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories. I may have to pick this up.
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Brina wrote: "Kathleen, I looked it up and it says was published in a collection The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories. I may have to pick this up."Brina, the collection is probably well worth reading, but I really disliked Kreutzer Sonata, so I'll wait to see what you think. :-)
Intriguing. I'll give it a look, Kathleen.
Thanks, Georgia. FYI, it's not long, and easily available on Project Gutenberg. :-)
Even better. Thanks, Kathleen.
