Tomorrow Editions

Leo Tolstoy

18–24 August 1856

18 August 1856

Still raining. Wrote, scribbled in the morning. Went to the bath in the evening and did nothing, though from to-day I wished to work not less than six hours a day at literature. Read a stupid novel by Eugene Sue.
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19 August 1856

Wrote little. Rode out with the dogs.
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20 August 1856

The same.
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21 August 1856

The same.
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22 August 1856

Finished the rough draft of the first half of Youih and thought out The Distant Field , the thought of which enchants me. Valdrya’s silence grieves me. Hunted down a hare to-day, which I knocked over.
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23 August 1856

Gfmbut came this morning. I had an explanation with him. Meant to revise but did not start on it. Began The Distant Field}
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24 August 1856

Went coursing first thing in the morning. Got three before coming to Melenfnov. Meeting with a peasant.
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