In the last section of this work, the failed investor Pishchik pays off his debts when Englishmen find white clay on his estate, while a merchant and a student square off when the latter realizes he has left behind his boots.
In the last section of this work, the failed investor Pishchik pays off his debts when Englishmen find white clay on his estate, while a merchant and a student square off when the latter realizes he has left behind his boots. This play's action is begun when the mother of the drowned Grischa returns from five years' exile in France, and a clerk known as "Twenty-Two Calamities" loves Dunyasha. The senile servant Firs lays down to die when boarded into Madam Ranevskaya's estate, as he hears the chopping of an ax. For 10 points, name this play in which Lopakhin purchases the title fruit-producing plantation, a work of Anton Chekhov.
In the last section of this work, the failed investor Pishchik pays off his debts when Englishmen find white clay on his estate, while a merchant and a student square off when the latter realizes he has left behind his boots.
The Cherry Orchard [accept "Vishnevyi sad"]