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   August Abolins:   
      
   > I  have  to  admit,  that  I  don't  think I ever finished   
   > reading the *first* story of RC.   
      
   I found that one in  my  newly-bought  PocketBook  Education   
   (now  sadly  discontinued)  and  enjoyed it tremendously, as   
   well as the second Soiviet screen adaptaion:   
      
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTTSFar2WDU   
      
   which has been a soul-elevating experiece to me.  Our  first   
   adaptation  of  Crusoe  is  an  early  3D movie shot for the   
   world's first  no-goggles  stereoscopic  movie  theater,  in   
   Moscow:   
      
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ4g2Zh162k   
      
   > Wuthering  Heights  (Bronte)  has  great characters, witty   
   > conversations, and fun turns of phrase.   
      
   Emily Bronte.  On my to-read list.   
      
   > I have enjoyed the english translations of some  books  by   
   > Dostoevsky  and Tolstoy.  They are great epics of life and   
   > consequences.   
      
   Do try the shorter and later works by Tolstoy: Resurrection,   
   Kholstomer,  and  short  stories.  About "War and Pience" he   
   wrote: "I am not going to write such verbose  dreck  again."   
   We also have a very good screen adaptation of Resurrection:   
      
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_Ws9aK_S3U   
     (fragments)   
      
   -- shot  when  operators  zoomed with their feet rather than   
   with variofocus lenses.   
      
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