Author:
Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich, 1860-1904.
Edition Statement:[1st ed.]
Imprint:New York : Knopf, 1963.
Descriptionxxxvii, 344 p. : port. ; 22 cm.
Note:"These translations have been made from the twelve-volume edition of Chekhov's Collected works, edited by W. W. Yermilov and published by the Biblioteka Ogonyok, Moscow, 1950."
Note:The little apples. - St. Peter's day. - Green scythe. - Joy. - The ninny. - The highest heights. - Death of a government clerk. - At the post office. - Surgery. - In the cemetery. - Where there's a will, there's a way. - A report. - The threat. - The huntsman. - The malefactor. - A dead body. - Sergeant Prishibeyev. - A blunder. - Heartache. - Anyuta. - The proposal. - Vanka. - Who is to blame? - Typhus. - Sleepyhead. - The princess. - Gusev. - The peasant woman. - After the theater. A fragment. - In exile. - Big Volodya and Little Volodya. - The student. - Anna round the neck. - The house with the mezzanine. - In the horsecart. - On love. - The lady with the pet dog. - The bishop. - The bride.
