Калабрийские разбойники

V ocherednoĭ tom illi͡ustrirovannogo sobranii͡a sochineniĭ Aleksandra Di͡uma vkhodit eshche odna ostrosi͡uzhetnai͡a povestʹ o nravakh obitateleĭ strany v "noske italʹi͡anskogo sapoga" - "Kalabriĭskie razboĭniki". Za neĭ sleduet ne menee zakhvatyvai͡ushchai͡a povestʹ iz vremen Velikoĭ frant͡suzskoĭ revoli͡ut͡sii - "Krasnai͡a roza", napisannai͡a i͡arko i dinamichno, s absoli͡utnym pogruzheniem v ėpokhu. V neĭ dazhe poi͡avli͡aetsi͡a sam general Di͡uma, otet͡s pisateli͡a. Neistovyĭ nakal strasteĭ chutʹ poutikhnet v romane "Parizhane i provint͡sialy". No, nesmotri͡a na izri͡adnui͡u port͡sii͡u zhivogo i͡umora, v nem tozhe khvataet intrig i neozhidannykh povorotov si͡uzheta (Di͡uma estʹ Di͡uma). Chastʹ sobytiĭ ėtoĭ udivitelʹnoĭ istorii proiskhodit v okrestnosti͡akh gorodka Veller-Kotre, gde proshla i͡unostʹ avtora "Trekh mushketerov".

The next volume of the illustrated collection of works by Alexandre Dumas includes another action—packed story about the customs of the inhabitants of the country in the "toe of the Italian boot" - "Calabrian robbers". It is followed by an equally exciting story from the times of the Great French Revolution — "The Red Rose", written vividly and dynamically, with absolute immersion in the era. General Dumas himself, the writer's father, even appears in it. The frenzied intensity of passions will subside a little in the novel "Parisians and provincials". But, despite a fair portion of lively humor, it also has enough intrigues and unexpected plot twists (Dumas is Dumas). Part of the events of this amazing story takes place in the vicinity of the town of Weller-Cottre, where the author of The Three Musketeers spent his youth.