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Cockade (imperial civil service)

cockade

also: кокарда

A small badge or rosette worn on a cap to mark government service in Imperial Russia; the watchman Andrei reads Kamyshev's cockade as proof he must be 'an official' before either man has spoken.

Reading notes

Mentioned in 24 works (33 mentions)

Untitled Play (Bezottsovshchina / "Platonov") Plays · 1 mention
At the Wolf-Baiting Stories · 2 mentions
In the Carriage Stories · 1 mention
Captions for Drawings Juvenilia · 3 mentions
The Sheet Stories · 1 mention
On the Nail Stories · 1 mention
Patronage Stories · 1 mention
Joy Stories · 1 mention
In Moscow, on Trubnaya Square Stories · 1 mention
A Drama at the Hunt Stories · 7 mentions
The Examination for Rank Stories · 1 mention
To N. A. Leikin, 5–6 February 1884. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
A Man's Conversation with a Dog Stories · 1 mention
The Drowned Man Stories · 1 mention
Superfluous People Stories · 1 mention
To M. E. Chekhov, 11 April 1886. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To I. P. Chekhov, 28 April 1886. Petersburg. letter · 1 mention
The Meeting Stories · 1 mention
To M. V. Kiseleva, 20 July 1891. Bogimovo. letter · 1 mention
A Woman's Kingdom Stories · 1 mention
My Life: A Provincial's Story Stories · 1 mention
Sakhalin Island Nonfiction · 1 mention
The New Villa Stories · 1 mention
The Bride Stories · 1 mention

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