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Leo Tolstoy's " childhood " was a fictional novel, and there was no complete text. It was a novel composed of multiple chapters, which had been translated into many languages and adapted into movies and TV series many times.

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Romance of the Three Kingdoms was a famous novel in ancient China. The author was Luo Guanzhong, a novelist from the Ming Dynasty. The novel was set in the Three Kingdoms period, which was the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was a story of Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei's struggle for hegemony. The novel is a classic of ancient Chinese novels, which uses historical events and characters as the blueprint to fabricate a large number of plots and shapes the image through the character and action of the characters. The novel had a total of 100 chapters. It mainly narrated the story of Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei's struggle for hegemony during the Three Kingdoms period. In the novel, Cao Cao was the protagonist. He was intelligent and ambitious. In order to fight for the world, he constantly launched wars and harmed innocent people. Sun Quan and Liu Bei were Cao Cao's competitors. Both of them had their own forces and were constantly seeking breakthroughs in the struggle for hegemony. In addition, there were many famous characters in the novel, such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Zhuge Liang, etc. Their images were deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and became an important part of Chinese traditional culture. Romance of the Three Kingdoms depicted a colorful period of the Three Kingdoms through fictional historical events and characters, showing the characteristics and appearance of ancient Chinese society in terms of politics, economy, culture, etc. This novel had a high literary value and influence not only in China but also in the world.

Leo Tolstoy was famous in Russia. His representative works include the following three: 1 War and Peace War and Peace was one of Tolstoy's most famous works and one of the classics in the history of world literature. It was first published in 1867 and described the life and fate of the Russian aristocracy during the Napoleonic Wars, as well as the history of the protagonist, the Pushkin family. The novel is considered to be Tolstoy's masterpiece and one of the greatest novels in the history of world literature. 2. Anna Karenina Anna Karenina was another masterpiece of Tolstoy, first published in 1866. The novel was about the emotional entanglement between a young woman, Anna, and a man from a noble family, Levin, as well as their relationship and marriage crisis. The novel was also one of Tolstoy's representative works that reflected deeply on the social and moral concepts of the time. 3. Resurrection (Resurrection) Revival was Tolstoy's later work, first published in 1872. The novel described the differences in religious and moral beliefs between the protagonist, Stone Hammer, and his wife, Mijaida, as well as their emotional entanglements. The novel is regarded as one of Tolstoy's representative works on moral and religious issues.

Leo Tolstoy was the most famous Russian. His three masterpieces were: War and Peace: Completed in 1867, it is Tolstoy's masterpiece and a classic in the history of world literature. It narrated The Russian Federation early 19th century, from Peter the Great to the invasion of Napoleon. It depicted the fates and emotional entanglements of various characters and showed the living conditions and inner world of the Russian people. 2 Anna Karenina: This work was completed in 1876 and is another representative work of Tolstoy. It used Anna Karenina as the protagonist to tell the love story of a young woman, reflecting the concept of marriage and morality in Russian society as well as the political situation at that time. 3 Resurrection: Completed in 1897, it is Tolstoy's masterpiece in his later years. It described the protagonist's experience after his resurrection, reflecting the complexity of human nature and inner struggle. The work was also the embodiment of Tolstoy's depth of thought and literary attainments, and was considered an important milestone in the history of world literature.

The 'Three Hermits' by Leo Tolstoy is a profound story. It often reflects on themes of simplicity, spiritual pursuit, and the power of faith. The hermits in the story lead a very basic and pious life, detached from the worldly affairs. Their way of life challenges the norms of society and makes readers think about the true meaning of life.

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Medicine was created in 1928 in modern China. The novel was set in the urban and rural areas of China in the 1920s. Through a fictional story, it revealed the darkness of society, the suffering of the people, the distortion of human nature and the loss of morality. The plot of the novel was as follows: At the end of the Qing Dynasty, there was a woman named Wang Yaoqin. She was born into a wealthy merchant family. However, her fate was very tragic because her mother-in-law suffered from a magical illness that could be cured by eating a small stone called "medicine". However, her mother-in-law was unwilling to spend money to buy this medicine. Instead, she secretly hid Little Stone in her arms and asked Wang Yaoqin to help her carry it. Wang Yaoqin met a young man named Xia Muhua on her journey. He was a pharmacist. He told Wang Yaoqin that the illness her mother-in-law was suffering from was an ancient superstition. The so-called "medicine" was just a kind of stone that her mother-in-law deliberately ate when she felt unwell. Xia Muhua suggested that Wang Yaoqin give up on finding a way to cure her mother-in-law and should respect her wishes and let her recover naturally. Wang Yaoqin did not listen to Xia Muhua's advice. She decided to look for the "medicine" and bring her mother-in-law to Beijing. On the way, she met many kind people, including a woman named Xu Guangping. She helped Wang Yaoqin bring her mother-in-law through the wilderness and finally came to a village called Dafang. There, Wang Yaoqin met a mother-in-law named Widow Zhang. She was already in great pain from her illness. Wang Yaoqin decided to help Widow Zhang, so she began to look for "medicine" and developed feelings for Xia Muhua during this period. However, in the end, she did not find the real "medicine". Instead, she found that her mother-in-law's illness was a serious infectious disease that could only be cured through surgery. After the surgery, her mother-in-law left this world, and Wang Yaoqin and Xia Muhua also left this world separately. The tragic ending of the novel expressed the author's deep thoughts on human nature.

I cannot provide the full text of 'Unfathomable'. Because " Unfathomable " was an online literary work, the full content might vary according to the source and version of the book. Furthermore, this book has not been published or publicly released, so it does not exist in public libraries or other legal online resources. If you want to read The Unfathomable, I suggest you find a reliable online reading platform or bookstore or contact the author or copyright owner to obtain authorization to access the copyright of the work.