Далекие Шатры

Annotat͡sii͡a k knige "Dalekie Shatry" Keĭ M. M.:Angliĭskiĭ aristokrat po rozhdenii͡u, Ashton byl vospitan prostoĭ indiĭskoĭ zhenshchinoĭ Sitoĭ i schital sebi͡a indiĭt͡sem. On vsegda veril, chto schastʹe zhdet ego v zelenoĭ doline za zasnezhennymi vershinami gor pod nazvaniem Dalekie Shatry. Odnako pered smertʹi͡u Sita priznaetsi͡a, chto ona ne rodnai͡a ego matʹ i na samom dele on anglichanin. Malʹchika otpravli͡ai͡ut v Anglii͡u, chtoby on poluchil dostoĭnoe obrazovanie. Okonchiv prestizhnui͡u voennui͡u akademii͡u, Ashton vozvrashchaetsi͡a v Indii͡u v nadezhde sdelatʹ dostoĭnui͡u karʹeru i vstretitʹ starykh druzeĭ. Odnako cherez nekotoroe vremi͡a molodoĭ chelovek ponimaet: on tak i ne stal anglichaninom, no i zhiteli Indii ne schitai͡ut ego svoim. Po dolgu sluzhby Ash soprovozhdaet dvukh indiĭskikh print͡sess v kni͡azhestvo, gde dolzhna sostoi͡atʹsi͡a ikh svadʹba. I vo vremi͡a ėtogo dolgogo puteshestvii͡a on vli͡ubli͡aetsi͡a v odnu iz print͡sess, Andzhali, i khoti͡a ta otvechaet emu vzaimnostʹi͡u, vli͡ublennye ponimai͡ut, chto im nikogda ne bytʹ vmeste. Kazalosʹ, oni budut razlucheny navsegda, no sobytii͡a nachinai͡ut razvivatʹsi͡a samym nepredskazuemym obrazom… "Dalekie Shatry" - odna iz velichaĭshikh literaturnykh sag nashego vremeni, stoi͡ashchai͡a v odnom ri͡adu s takimi shedevrami, kak "Unesennye vetrom" Margaret Mitchell i "Poi͡ushchie v ternovnike" Kolin Makkalou. Chitatʹ dalʹshe…

Abstract to the book "Distant Tents" by Kay M. M.: An English aristocrat by birth, Ashton was raised by a simple Indian woman, Sita, and considered himself an Indian. He had always believed that happiness awaited him in the green valley beyond the snow-capped peaks of the mountains called the Distant Tents. However, before his death, Sita admits that she is not his mother and in fact he is English. The boy is sent to England to receive a decent education. After graduating from the prestigious military academy, Ashton returns to India in the hope of making a decent career and meeting old friends. However, after a while, the young man realizes: He never became an Englishman, but the people of India do not consider him their own. On duty, Ash accompanies two Indian princesses to the principality, where their wedding is to take place. And during this long journey, he falls in love with one of the princesses, Anjali, and although she reciprocates him, the lovers realize that they will never be together. It seemed that they would be separated forever, but events begin to develop in the most unpredictable way... "Far Tents" is one of the greatest literary sagas of our time, standing on a par with such masterpieces as "Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell and "Singing in the Thorn" by Colin McCullough. Read more…