As a result of the thefts, Pahom has become more protective of his land and more determined to get even with those who stole from him.
Explanation:
When Pahom's land is destroyed by peasants in Chapter III, he tries to take action against them but fails, so he decides to relocate to another area. The size of his new parcel of land is an improvement.
How does both of the authors convey what they are feeling and what is their purpose. Write an ariticle to display at a local history museum to explain.
Explanation:
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