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...ks toward the window] Exactly what I said this morning: she must go to the Crimea at once. [Walks up and down.] SHABELSKI. [Bursts out laughing] T o t... ...mea at once. [Walks up and down.] SHABELSKI. [Bursts out laughing] T o the Crimea! Why don’ t you and I set up as doctors, Misha? Then, if some Madame... ...at is, first, we shall order her a young doctor, and then a journey to the Crimea. There some fascinating young T artar— IVANOFF . [Interrupting] Oh, ... ...[Interrupting] Oh, don’t be coarse! [To LVOFF] It takes money to go to the Crimea, and even if I could afford it, you know she has refused to go. LVOF... ...ook here, doctor, is Anna really so ill that she absolutely must go to the Crimea? LVOFF . [Looking toward the window] Yes, she has consump- tion. BOR... ...OFF . What is it ? LVOFF . It is about your wife. She refuses to go to the Crimea alone, but she would go with you. 9 Anton Checkov IVANOFF . [Though...

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...ignity, and how in the spring or the summer she would go with Dymov to the Crimea, free herself finally from the past there, and begin a new life. On ... ...s letter; yesterday I buried my child.” After spending about a year in the Crimea, she re- turned home. She had been about four years on her travels, ... ...and puts on the table a large piece of cheese, some fruit, and a bottle of Crimean champagne — a rather poor wine of which Katya had grown fond in the... ...rimean champagne — a rather poor wine of which Katya had grown fond in the Crimea. Mihail Fyodorovitch takes two packs of cards off the whatnot and be... ...liar packs of cards, the big piece of cheese, the fruit, and the bottle of Crimean champagne are put upon the table. The subjects of our conversation ... ...ere not for long, passing through. I am going on today.” “Where?” “T o the Crimea… that is, to the Caucasus.” “Oh! For long?” “I don’t know.” Katya ge... ...arranged that at the end of August we should see Anna Alexyevna off to the Crimea, where the doctors were sending her, and that a little later Luganov...

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...ou, to save up that thirty thousand roubles and end my life somewhere in the Crimea, on the south coast, among the mountains and vineyards, on my own ...

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...s geographic situation, the constant danger to its existence. . . . If the Crimeans and the Turks had had a literature I am convinced that no history ... ...h towards Russia, to the east towards the Tatars, to the south towards the Crimean Tatars, to the west towards Poland, everywhere the country bordered... ...ey had visited the shores of Anatolia, the salt marshes and steppes of the Crimea, all the rivers great and small which empty into the Dnieper, and al... ...in battle; another had died for lack of food, amid the salt marshes of the Crimea; another had fallen in captivity and been unable to survive the disg... ... a good wooden house. Many folk were engaged in raids all over the country—Crimeans, Poles, Lithuanians! It was 133 Taras Bulba & Other Tales quite p... ...out Pidorka’s words to him. “And I, wretched man, had thought to go to the Crimea and Turkey, to win gold and return to thee, my beauty! But it may no...

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...ple. It was not till he passed through the ordeal of war in Turkey and the Crimea that he discov ered in the common soldier who fought by his side an... ...nd other stories This clearly is a study from life, a leaf from Tolstoy’s “Crimean Journal “ It harmonises with the point of view revealed in the “Le... ...outlook and new ideals he returned to St. Peters burg at the close of the Crimean campaign, to be wel comed by the elite of letters and courted by s... ... goes on to tell of the two years that he spent in the Caucasus before the Crimean War, when his mind, jaded by youthful excesses, gradually regained ... ...ly perceptible. But in the period of peace following upon the close of the Crimean War the soul of the Russian people was deeply stirred by the spirit... ...ughts so far back even as the period which he spent in Tiflis prior to the Crimean war. It was then that the final subjugation of the Caucasus took pl...

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...nly for that day. Men who had not seen each other for years, some from the Crimea, some from Petersburg, some from abroad, met in the rooms of the Hal...

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...ffering and weary voice he was saying something to Tikhon, speaking of the Crimea and its warm nights and of the Em- press. Evidently he had wanted to...

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...be his — was alive, he used constantly to go journeys to Moscow and to the Crimea to buy goods. He had a wife, and this same wife, when he was away bu...

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...orests in the province of Kostroma, the land lower down the river, and the Crimean estate, in order to make it possible: all of which operations ac- c... ...ffering and weary voice he was saying something to Tikhon, speaking of the Crimea and its warm nights and of the Empress. Evidently he had wanted to t... ...irteen others were moved to the coach house of a merchant’s house near the Crimean bridge. On his way through the streets Pierre felt stifled by the s... ... at the fires with horror. He passed four days in the coach house near the Crimean bridge and during that time learned, from the talk of the French so... ...rt. Davout’s troops, in whose charge were the prisoners, were crossing the Crimean bridge and some were al- ready debouching into the Kaluga road. But... ...l- ready emerging from the Great Ordynka Street. When they had crossed the Crimean bridge the pris- oners moved a few steps forward, halted, and again...