The narrator insists that the copyist title character of this story maintains good humor despite his co-workers dropping torn-up paper on his head and teasing him by saying his landlady beats him.
The narrator insists that the copyist title character of this story maintains good humor despite his co-workers dropping torn-up paper on his head and teasing him by saying his landlady beats him. After a tragedy befalls him, he visits the "Prominent Personage," who scolds him so seriously that he stumbles home through a snowstorm and catches a fatal fever, probably because he doesn't have the protection of the title item, which had been stolen by two bearded men and was lined with cat fur. The story concludes by stating that the protagonist stalks the Kalinkin Bridge taking similar pieces of apparel. Chronicling the death and afterlife of Akaky Akakevich, FTP what is this short story about the theft of the title garment, a work by Nikolai Gogol?
The narrator insists that the copyist title character of this story maintains good humor despite his co-workers dropping torn-up paper on his head and teasing him by saying his landlady beats him.
The {Overcoat} or The {Cloak} or {Shinel}