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The Gambler
Fyodor Dostoyevsky · C. J. (Charles James) Hogarth
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This novella follows a young tutor drawn into roulette and obsessive love while employed by a Russian family at a European spa town, reflecting Dostoyevsky's own experience of compulsive gambling. It suits readers interested in Russian literature and psychological studies of addiction and obsession.
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