The title character of this work is mistaken for a man named Gospodin by a clerk who works for the Northern Bee. The title object is found in Taurida Park before it is reunited with its owner by a man who begins the story preferring not to have coffee. The protagonist, who seeks a vice-Governorship, accuses Podtochina of theft in a letter that she interprets to be a marriage proposal. This story ends with Yakovlevich giving Kovalyev a shave, by which point the title object has returned. For ten points, identify this short story by Nikolai Gogol
The title character of this work is mistaken for a man named Gospodin by a clerk who works for the Northern Bee. The title object is found in Taurida Park before it is reunited with its owner by a man who begins the story preferring not to have coffee. The protagonist, who seeks a vice-Governorship, accuses Podtochina of theft in a letter that she interprets to be a marriage proposal. This story ends with Yakovlevich giving Kovalyev a shave, by which point the title object has returned. For ten points, identify this short story by Nikolai Gogol in which the title body part leaves Kovalyev's face.
The title character of this work is mistaken for a man named Gospodin by a clerk who works for the Northern Bee.
“The {Nose}”