TOLSTOY.
HIS WIFE ILL-USED HIM. : Press ABsooiartion—By Tel.—Copyright. Received 10.50 p.m., :Jan. 3rd. , LONDON, Jan. 3. M. Boulanger, Tolstoy's '"ntimato friend, in a four-column article >n tho "Times," • ascribes Tolstoy's sudden impulse to seek .solitude to his wife's growing ; demands. He adds that Tolstoy had agreed to entrast her with his diary, and also agreed , that Tchertkoff, hia old comrade »ad d'soiple, Bhould not visit ; the house, aud that he would neither meet nor correspond with Tchertkoff, yet whenever he returned from;hiß, accustomed i'de he was overwhelmed with reproaches and accused of secretly meeting" 1 im. The culmination was reached <>n h i stoy hearing his wife, who believed him to be asleep, enter his study ."rd begin to search his papers.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14390, 4 January 1911, Page 5
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