Another character in this work claims that he used to take sealing-wax for any illness before being locked in a house at the end of this work, where he is most worried about Leonid Andreyevitch going outside in a light overcoat.  
One character in this work claims, "The human race progresses, perfecting its powers" after earlier exclaiming, "My sun!  My spring!" upon seeing another character go into her bedroom.  Another character in this work claims that he used to take sealing-wax for any illness before being locked in a house at the end of this work, where he is most worried about Leonid Andreyevitch going outside in a light overcoat.  In addition to Fiers and Trofimov, another character in this work gives gold to a tramp because she has no silver, though another character reminds her that the servants have nothing to eat, after which Lopahkin futilely tries to remind them of the importance of an auction on August 22nd.  For 10 points—name this work in which Lyuba Ranevsky eventually sells the title estate, a play by Anton Chekhov.
One character in this work claims, "The human race progresses, perfecting its powers" after earlier exclaiming, "My sun!  
The {Cherry Orchard}