Dostoyevsky knew a few things about bankruptcy. Primarily, because he knew a few things about gambling.
Tolstoy knew a few things about gambling, too, but he was an aristocrat and therefore could settle his gambling debts by selling a meadow, a forest, or a horse. If he had a real rough outing, he could just tighten the income side of his budget for a wh…
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