Барсетширские хроники. Книга 3. Фрамлейский приход

Ėntoni Trollop - britanskiĭ klassik, sovremennai͡a populi͡arnostʹ kotorogo v angloi͡azychnom mire mozhet sravnitʹsi͡a razve chto so slavoĭ Dzheĭn Ostin ("Trollop ubivaet meni͡a svoim masterstvom", - pisal v svoem dnevnike Lev Tolstoĭ), a "Barsetshirskie khroniki" zasluzhenno schitai͡utsi͡a edva li ne glavnym ego dostizheniem. "Framleĭskiĭ prikhod" - chetvertai͡a kniga "Khronik"; chitatelʹ uznaet o dalʹneĭsheĭ sudʹbe doktora Torna, miss Dansteĭbl i drugikh poli͡ubivshikhsi͡a personazheĭ. Itak, u molodogo svi͡ashchennika Marka Robartsa estʹ vse, chego mozhno zhelatʹ: li͡ubi͡ashchai͡a zhena, finansovoe blagopoluchie, druzhba s pomeshchichʹim semeĭstvom, na chʹikh zemli͡akh raspolozhen ego prikhod. Priroda odarila ego umom i obai͡aniem. Kazalosʹ by, zhivi i raduĭsi͡a, odnako emu khochetsi͡a bolʹshego - vrashchatʹsi͡a sredi aristokratov i chlenov parlamenta, pokupatʹ dorogikh loshadeĭ i okhotitʹsi͡a vmeste s izbrannym obshchestvom. Uvy, aristokraty i chleny parlamenta daleko ne vsegda pori͡adochny, a znakomstvo s nimi legko dovodit do bedy…Roman pechataetsi͡a s klassicheskimi illi͡ustrat͡sii͡ami znamenitogo khudozhnika-prerafaėlita Dzhona Ėveretta Mille, soprovozhdavshimi pervoe izdanie "Framleĭskogo prikhoda" v zhurnale Cornhill Magazine.

Anthony Trollope is a British classic whose modern popularity in the English—speaking world can only be compared with the fame of Jane Austen ("Trollope kills me with his skill," Leo Tolstoy wrote in his diary), and the Barsetshire Chronicles are deservedly considered almost his main achievement. "Framley Parish" is the fourth book of the Chronicles; the reader will learn about the fate of Dr. Thorne, Miss Dunstable and other beloved characters. So, the young priest Mark Robarts has everything you could want: a loving wife, financial well-being, friendship with the landed family on whose lands his parish is located. Nature has endowed him with intelligence and charm. It would seem that he could live and enjoy himself, but he wants more — to move among aristocrats and members of parliament, buy expensive horses and hunt with a select group. Alas, aristocrats and members of parliament are not always decent, and getting to know them can easily lead to trouble.…The novel is published with classic illustrations by the famous pre-Raphaelite artist John Everett Millais, who accompanied the first edition of Framley Parish in Cornhill Magazine.