To His Brother Alexandr (4/15/1894) [From Letters of Anton Chekhov]

Letters of Anton Chekhov, a non-fiction book by Anton Chekhov
To His Brother Alexandr (April 15, 1894)
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________________________________________________ _ MELIHOVO, April 15, 1894. ... I have come back from the flaming Tavrida and am already sitting on the cool banks of my pond. It's very warm, however: the thermometer runs up to twenty-six.... I am busy looking after the land: I am making new avenues, planting flowers, chopping down dead trees, and chasing the hens and the dogs out of the garden. Literature plays the part of Erakit, who was always in the background. I don't want to write, and indeed, it's hard to combine a desire to live and a desire to write.... _ Read next: To A. S. Suvorin (April 21, 1894) Read previous: To L. S. Mizinov (March 27, 1894) Table of content of Letters of Anton Chekhov GO TO TOP OF SCREEN Post your review Your review will be placed after the table of content of this book

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