Another character in this play kneels and recites an ode to an hundred year old cupboard.
In this play, a clerk with squeaky boots is scolded after he breaks a billiard cue. Another character in this play kneels and recites an ode to an hundred year old cupboard. Throughout this play, a woman rips up telegrams she receives from her former lover in Paris. That woman's children include (*) Grisha, who drowned at age seven, and Varya, who is in love with a merchant that never proposes to her. A servant thought to be at the doctor's is left behind at the end of this play. At an auction in this play Lopakhin buys Madame Ranevsky's estate. For 10 points, name this play that ends with the sound of axes chopping down the title location by Anton Chekhov.
In this play, a clerk with squeaky boots is scolded after he breaks a billiard cue.
The Cherry Orchard [or Vishniovy Sad] &lt;ES Literature&gt;