After learning that Masha is going to marry the schoolmaster Medvedenko, one character is left a message on page 121, lines 11 and 12, of his own book Days and Nights.
One character in this work recalls that a famous author had to flee from the Eiffel Tower as it was about to crush him by its vulgarity. After learning that Masha is going to marry the schoolmaster Medvedenko, one character is left a message on page 121, lines 11 and 12, of his own book Days and Nights. That character plans to meet him at the Hotel Slavianski Bazaar, and she bears him a child that dies young, whereupon Nina is deserted by her lover, a playwright. She returns to Sorin's home while Arkadina and Trigorin are visiting, but when she leaves for Eltz, Treplev shoots himself, like he had the title creature. Thus ends, FTP, which play by Anton Chekhov?
One character in this work recalls that a famous author had to flee from the Eiffel Tower as it was about to crush him by its vulgarity.
The Seagull or Chayka