Children in 19th-century Russian lit

[Kirsten Lodge]

Most of Sologub's stories are about young children (starting in the
1890s).

On Fri, 14 May 2004, OLGA BUKHINA wrote:

> Good point, but what about Nekrasov's "Sasha"? It is about a girl.
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> Olga Bukhina
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> Good God, are they all BOYS? And as for girls - there's only sestritsa
> Alyonushka?
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> e.g.
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