One character in this story asks his wife for a roll and an onion for breakfast, and lives in a building with "Blood Let Here" written on a signboard; that character is later confronted by a constable on a bridge.
One character in this story asks his wife for a roll and an onion for breakfast, and lives in a building with "Blood Let Here" written on a signboard; that character is later confronted by a constable on a bridge. Another character adds "Major" to his title in order to increase his prestige, enjoys playing "Boston" every morning, and is very proud of the fact that he knows the wife of a council member. The clerk in the police station notes that the patch left behind is smooth like a pancake, and the title character becomes a state councilor after leaving College Assessor Kovalev. Beginning with the story of the barber Ivan Yakovlevitch's discovery of the title body part in his home, FTP, name this short story by Nikolai Gogol.
One character in this story asks his wife for a roll and an onion for breakfast, and lives in a building with "Blood Let Here" written on a signboard; that character is later confronted by a constable on a bridge.
“The {Nose}” or “{Nos}”