"Telje institution: translation by G. A. Raczynski" is a unique literary masterpiece that immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the French provincial town of the XIX century, revealing before us the subtle play of human passions, social relationships and moral dilemmas. The author, Guy de Maupassant, a master of short stories and masterful of the art of psychological portraiture, creates a vivid and lively picture of life, filled with nuances and contradictions that make you think about the nature of the human soul. In the center of the story is the Tellier institution, a small but significant place that becomes an arena for the clash of various characters and destinies. This book is not just a description of events, but a deep study of human feelings, ambitions and weaknesses. Maupassant masterfully conveys the atmosphere of time, immersing the reader in the daily life of the characters, their internal experiences and social roles. Reading "The Establishment of Teller", you seem to be witnessing intimate moments, watching the development of events that seem simple, but at the same time filled with hidden meaning and tension. The book will especially appeal to fans of classical French literature, lovers of psychological prose and those who are looking for a deep meaning and subtle play of words in literature. It will be of interest to adult readers who appreciate high-quality text, rich in symbolism and realism, as well as those who are interested in the history of France and the social dynamics of the time. For young literature lovers seeking to understand complex human relationships and character psychology, this book will be an excellent choice. The themes raised in The Tellier Institution are not only social differences, but also internal conflicts, moral dilemmas, issues of honesty and betrayal. Maupassant in his style subtly and delicately explores the boundaries of human morality, showing how circumstances and personal weaknesses can affect the fate of people. His work is not just a story about a specific place or event, but a reflection on human nature, about how small actions shape our lives and the world around us. A feature of Guy de Maupassant's style is his ability to combine realism with subtle irony, creating living, multifaceted characters. His tongue is precise and full of details, which makes each scene vivid and memorable. Translated by G. A. Raczynski's "The Teller Institution" acquires a special expressiveness and depth, allowing the Russian-speaking reader to fully immerse himself in the atmosphere of the French province and feel all the shades of emotions of the heroes. This book is not only a classic of French literature, but also an actual work that does not lose its significance today. It is ideal for those who appreciate a high-quality literary style, looking for works with a rich psychological depth and wants to understand how social and personal factors are intertwined in the fate of ordinary people. The Tellier Institution is a story that makes you think about moral values, human honesty, and the true nature of virtue. If you like works similar to the genre "Portrait of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde or "Border" by Anton Chekhov, then this book will definitely become your favorite. It opens a window into the past for the reader, while asking questions that are relevant in our time. It has everything: subtle irony, deep psychologicalism, bright characters and a rich atmosphere that does not let go to the last page. "The Institution of Teller" is a work that is worth reading to anyone who appreciates the art of the word and seeks in literature not only entertainment, but also food for thought.