Panas Mirnyi. The best works. Illustrated edition (ePub)

Panas Myrnyi (Panas Yakovych Rudchenko; May 1 (13), 1849, Myrhorod - January 28, 1920, Poltava) was an outstanding Ukrainian novelist and playwright.
In this collection you will find such famous works as "Do the oxen roar when the manger is full?", "Prostitute", "Bad people", "Limerivna", "Morozenko" and others. These works are an excellent example of Panas Myrny's skill in revealing human characters, depicting life and portraying social problems.
In the work of Panas Myrny, you will find sharp social criticism, realistic images of the Ukrainian village, reproduction of the everyday life and mentality of the Ukrainian people. He reveals the depth of human suffering, dreams and hopes, and his works impress with their lively language and unsurpassed style.
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Content:
The sun shone from behind the clouds
Fraternal greetings to the Provencals
Easter prayer
Why I love the Muscovite
War! war! and the heart grew cold
Hungry will
A day on the pasture
Your voice rings like a string
To the exile brothers
To the girl
To the muse
To the modern muse
Friend-brother
Duma about Igor's army
Nonsense
Women's destiny
With a rotten core, rotten bark
For water
His father is small
A tale about Truth and Crime
Limerivna
Bad omen
The villain got it wrong
Wicked people (Comrades)
Ancient and present calamity
catch
Mary Kostyantynivna Zankovetskyi
Morozenko
On the 37th anniversary of T. G. Shevchenko
On the 46th anniversary of T. G. Shevchenko
At the opening of the monument to Kotlyarevsky
At large
On the death of Ivan Karpenko-Kary
To Ivan Peter's son Kotlyarevsky
Old people are not scary to us
It was not misfortune that led me astray
Autumn night
An echo from the other world from Ivan Petrovych son of Kotlyarevsky
Oh life, you are life
Oh, a falcon has flown
Oh kobzo is loud
Drunkard
Drunkard (poem)
Prostitute
Journey from Poltava to Hadyachy
Hello M. Drahomanova
Hello Mykola Lysenkov
Adventure with Kobzar
I'll snuggle up to your bosom, baby
Come! I will hug you to my bosom
Native language
A conversation between two godfathers about Zemstvo affairs
Among the steppes
I am an orphan
Sleep
They say you have come again, my dear
Ukraine
Do the oxen roar like the manger is full?
I'm still from school
I never loved him
Ya. V. Zharku
Like a swan - by the hair