Which story began Ivan Turgenev’s A Sportsman’s Sketches?

The story that began Ivan Turgenev’s A Sportsman’s Sketches is titled "Khor and Kalinych."1

Turgenev wrote this short study of two peasants he encountered during a hunting trip in the Oryol region and left it with the editorial offices of the journal Sovremennik before traveling abroad in 1847. Published with the subtitle "From a Hunter’s Sketches," the piece achieved immediate success and served as the foundation for the full short-story cycle, which was first published in 1852.12