Far from the distraught crowd. Gardi T.

Thomas Gardi (1840–1928) is called the last writer of the Victorian era. He owes his glory primarily to the cycle of works created in 1872–1895 - the so -called character and environment novels. Wide recognition primarily gained the novel “Far from the Farious Crowd” (1874). The proud, independent Batriva Everdin dreams of love. There are several possible parties, but in every fan, the girl finds the flaw - one is too respectable, the other is old and bored.

But soon a dull handsome sergeant appears, and intrigue, secret, crime, scolded honor and, of course, real, genuine passion come to the forefront. This story was filmed several times.