In this work, Prince Uziakin imprisons the protagonist for forging a will, and another character is described as bearlike and owns furniture that resembles himself.
In this work, Prince Uziakin imprisons the protagonist for forging a will, and another character is described as bearlike and owns furniture that resembles himself. The protagonist is accused first of being Napoleon, and then the one-armed, one-legged Captain Kopeikin, and bets the title items with the gambler Nozdrev. In this novel, Petrushka and Selifan aid the protagonist, a traveling salesman, in his dealings with the landowners Sobakevitch and Manilov. Set in 19th century Russia, the title entities mean status for Pavel Chichikov. For 10 points, name this novel by Nikolai Gogol.
In this work, Prince Uziakin imprisons the protagonist for forging a will, and another character is described as bearlike and owns furniture that resembles himself.
{Dead Souls} or {Mertvye Dushi}