What Does a Man Live With - World Classics

What Does a Man Live With - World Classics Book Description “He approached the man and looked carefully: This was a young man with no wounds on his body. He just looked cold and scared. He was just sitting back, leaning back, not even looking at Simon, as if he couldn't even raise his eyes because of tiredness. As Simon came closer, the man suddenly seemed to wake up. He turned his head, opened his eyes and looked at Simon. The man's first look was enough for Simon to love him. The shoemaker threw the felt boots on the ground, took off his belt and put it on the boots, then took off his robe. "We'll talk later," he said, "put this on first!" Tolstoy; How Much Land Does a Man Need?, Master and Servant, Three Questions, three beautiful stories, and What Does a Man Live With, which gave its name to the book? In his unique story called, he offers a rare reading pleasure by writing down the meaning of life, our purpose of living, all the reasons and consequences of why human beings were created, what is/is not enough for people, what kind of dissatisfaction humans are in, and our feelings that we cannot express with words. (From the Promotional Bulletin)