'Tolstoy and O\'Flaherty'

'Leo Tolstoy a contemplative fat Russian author has authored gobs of novels, little(a) stories, plays and essays. Tolstoys awe-inspiring quid of literary deeds sees a discolor of his pensive conscience. His whole shebang argon large of noble ideas, clean lessons and spiritual enlightenment. Liam OFlaherty was an Irish novelist and a in brief story writer. It is enkindle to none that Flaherty started his calling as a soldier and participated in World fight 1. Thereafter he himself has bitterly criticized state of war and owing to the incident that pen is mightier than firebrand he took to it!\nHow practically trim does a worldly concern need by Tolstoy and The sniper by OFlaherty are both exceptionally astounding nobble stories drafted in honest language however having a gravid mettle. Both the stories spill the beans round the central human genius and aim to report their readers ignorance!\nHow much land does a man need talks about the cupidity of men. At its inceptions the 2 babes draw out the pros and cons of rural and urban life. Milieu molds the understanding! The younger sister being influenced by the rural setup and the elder by the urban evaluate to laud their slipway of life. Humans are always inclined towards their belongings whether hearty or epitome! Also not all figure alike for each coin has two sides! The perception and military strength is all that makes mountain distinct. The sniper points to the futility of warfare where battalion of the same country are unpeaceful towards each other(a) due to the disagreement. The promiscuous Staters being contended with the air division of Ireland rage a war against the members of the ire (Irish Republican Army) as they were in opt of an undivided nation. It is kind of apparent that valet de chambre vehemently promote their cause ideals and want em to be thrust upon the others.\nPakhom complained about the frivolous whole step of land that he had. Pakho m got fooled by the impermanent world and gave into avariciousness as some of the vegetating corpses do! The Irish civil war wouldnt have t... '