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Letters of Anton Chekhov, a non-fiction book by Anton Chekhov

To Madame Kiselyov (March 25)

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_ VENICE,
March 25.


I am in Venice. You may put me in a madhouse. Gondolas, St. Mark's Square, water, stars, Italian women, serenades, mandolins, Falernian wine--in fact all is lost!

Don't remember evil against me.

The shade of the lovely Desdemona sends a smile to the District Captain.

Greetings to all. ANTONIO.

The Jesuits send their love to you.





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