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The Cossacks By Leo Tolstoy Richard Matheson Large enough to fit aWeary of the hollowness of privilege, Dmitry Andreich Olenin, a Russian aristocrat, enlists and rides south to the Caucasus. In the foothills he meets the Cossack hunters, growers, and fighters whom he imagines to be at one with the land. Among them he learns the river's rhythms: he hunts, he drinks, he falls in love with the proud Maryna and admires the bold Lukashka. What begins as escape becomes an experiment in living by courage, work, and kinship