A brief retelling. "Caucasian captive" from Sasha Black

To save time, each of us at least once inlife read a brief retelling. "Caucasian Prisoner" is a story written by Sasha Cherny in the early twentieth century. This is a small work. Read the full version of the story for no one will be difficult. A brief retelling of the "Caucasian Captive" Black makes even shorter.

Historical reference

Sasha the Black is the pseudonym of the poet. In fact, his name was Alexander Mikhailovich Glikberg. He was born on October 25, 1880 in Odessa, then part of the Russian Empire. The family had five children, two of them were named Sasha. One Sasha was blond, he was called "White", and the second Sasha - brunette, he was approached by "Black". So the pseudonym of the writer arose. His childhood was difficult and difficult. He escaped from the church gymnasium, wandered a lot and starved. About his wanderings written in the newspapers, and one day a little Sasha was sheltered by K.K. Roshe, who had a great influence on little Alexander.

Poetic way

In 1905, Sasha Cherny moved to St. Petersburg, where he published his satirical poems in magazines. After that, fame and fame came to him.

In 1906 the young poet moved to Germany,where he lives and receives education. Two years later the northern capital returns, begins to write stories for children. During the First World War, Sasha Cherny served in the infirmary, writing prose. A little later you will read a brief retelling. "Caucasian captive" Sasha Cherny wrote it during this period. The story was included in the collection "Children's Island".

In 1920 he emigrated. After 9 years I bought a plot of land in France, where I built a house. The writer died of a heart attack on August 5, 1932, helping his neighbors save the house from a fire.

Brief retelling: "The Prisoner of the Caucasus"

A story begins with a description of the merry andsunny spring day. The author notes with interest that the bird cherry bloom, and on the birch - the emerald foliage. This day is so wonderful that nobody wants to carry out economic affairs. Local dogs run along the fence. Dachshund of black and chocolate color is sporting on one side of the fence, and the shaggy gray mongrel Tuzik with a funny tail runs on the other side of the fence.

There is a pier on Krestovsky Island. The water was shining with shiny scales, in which microscopic fishes floated. The boats on it splashed and swayed.

Everyone was fine that day: sparrows, dachshund and mongrel were frolicking. Someone's old grandmother peacefully resting and swaying in the rocking chair. Through the green foliage of the trees, the river glistened in the sun. A red-haired cock was pacing in the garden, and the cat lay peacefully on a warm log.

In the wing of a small kitten played with stringsbass mandolin. In the closet there were books, and on the wall hung portraits of those who long ago wrote them: curly Pushkin, bearded Turgenev and Tolstoy ... Behind the curtain was a terracotta dining room. The flies nervously searched the exit to the garden, and on the table lay an open book. Painted in her pictures baby handles. The glass door from the dining room to the garden was closed. Valya and Katya just took turns reading Tolstoy's story "The Prisoner of the Caucasus." The sisters were thrilled. Worried their children's minds is a serious question - do soldiers torment in the Caucasus. If it is written in the book, it is significant - true! This is not a fairy tale about Babu Yaga.

The girls began to discuss the finale of the story. Saving heroes for them is a real relief. Valya suggested that the Tatars carve nettles with the words "Here's to you! Get it! You will know how to torment the soldier! ". But then she suddenly changed her mind. Valya and Katya decided to teach Dean to read, give her the alphabet and reward him with the St. George ribbon, and then marry Zhilina.

Sighing with relief, Valya and Katya were calledMishka, to play in the "Caucasian Captive." They shared roles. Each of the girls became a Tatar. Mishka became Zhilin, and Tuzik became his friend. The game began. "Paf-bang-bang" the girls shot at the imaginary horse Mishka-Zhilina. And he "galloped on" and said that they did not hit. The patience of the mountaineers burst, they jumped out, seized, knocked down and seated prisoners in the pit. Valya, on behalf of the captive Zhilina, scribbled a letter to the janitor Semyon. He read it, went to the pit and was surprised - the prisoners behaved not like prisoners! A brief retelling of "The Prisoner of the Caucasus" continues, as is the game of the guys.

But Valya decided to sell the prisoners. Mishka agreed, but asked: "And how to play something else?" ... The cook suddenly became alarmed, began to look for the guys. "Aw!" She cried. And those in response shout that they are sitting in the greenhouse. Mother ran to their voices. The guys are sitting with Tuzik in the pit, the eyes shine with joy. As the kittens pressed against their mother and walked. They can not understand why she was so upset by the "prisoner". Merry joke turned out!

Conclusion

A short retelling (Sasha's "Prisoner of the Caucasus"Black was today the subject of consideration) is over. It is worth recalling that reading the full story is much more interesting, because the author in his work used rhetorical questions, comparisons and metaphors, exclamations, humor, as well as various remarks. A brief retelling loses the depth and completeness of the artistic text. Do not be lazy and read the scripts!