A character in this work states that "a passable chemist is twenty times as useful as any kind of poet.
A character in this work states that "a passable chemist is twenty times as useful as any kind of poet." That character earlier goes to a pond with two houseboys to look for a frog to dissect. Another character in this work named his estate, Marino, after his deceased wife, but has a child with the daughter of his housekeeper. (*) Pavel goes to Dresden, while Nikolai and Fenichka finally wed at the end of this work. Another character in this novel contracts typhus after cutting himself during an autopsy. For 10 points, name this novel about Arkady and the nihilist, Bazarov, by Ivan Turgenev.
A character in this work states that "a passable chemist is twenty times as useful as any kind of poet.
Fathers and Sons