Note-Book of Anton Chekhov by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
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page 22 of 141 (15%)
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exhale from them.
* * * * * The estate will soon be brought under the hammer; there is poverty all round; and the footmen are still dressed like jesters. * * * * * There has been an increase not in the number of nervous diseases and nervous patients, but in the number of doctors able to study those diseases. * * * * * The more refined the more unhappy. * * * * * Life does not agree with philosophy: there is no happiness which is not idleness and only the useless is pleasurable. * * * * * The grandfather is given fish to eat, and if it does not poison him and he remains alive, then all the family eat it. * * * * * A correspondence. A young man dreams of devoting himself to literature |
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