Note-Book of Anton Chekhov by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
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page 24 of 141 (17%)
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* * * * * At Malo-Bronnaya (a street in Moscow). A little girl who has never been in the country feels it and raves about it, speaks about jackdaws, crows and colts, imagining parks and birds on trees. * * * * * Two young officers in stays. * * * * * A certain captain taught his daughter the art of fortification. * * * * * New literary forms always produce new forms of life and that is why they are so revolting to the conservative human mind. * * * * * A neurasthenic undergraduate comes home to a lonely country-house, reads French monologues, and finds them stupid. * * * * * People love talking of their diseases, although they are the most uninteresting things in their lives. |
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