The undiscovered Chekhov : thirty-eight new stories /
Stories by a 19th century Russian master, written for newspapers and magazines when he was an unknown. In one, a man discovers he does not have the money to pay for the goods he bought, another is on an arranged engagement.
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New York :
Seven Stories,
[1998]
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Table of Contents:
- Part One : Sarah Bernhardt comes to town
- On the train
- The trial
- Confession - or Olya, Zhenya, Zoya: A letter
- Village doctors
- An unsuccessful visit
- A hypnotic seance
- The cross
- The cat
- How I came to be lawfully wed
- From the diary of an assistant bookkeeper
- A fool; or, The retired sea captain: A scene from an unwritten vaudeville play
- In Autumn
- The grateful German
- A sign of the times
- From the diary of a young girl
- The stationmaster
- A woman's revenge
- O women, women!
- Two letters
- To speak or be silent: A tale
- After the fair
- At the pharmacy
- On mortality: A carnival tale
- A serious step
- The good German
- First Aid
- Intrigues. Part Two : This and that: Four vignettes
- Elements most often found in novels, short stories, etc.
- Questions posed by a mad mathematician
- America in Rostov and on the Don
- Mr. Gulevitch, writer, and the drowned man
- The potato and the tenor
- Mayonnaise
- At a patient's bedside
- My love
- A glossary of terms for young ladies.