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Kabatchik (tavern-keeper)

tavern-keeper

also: кабатчик, kabak-keeper

A kabatchik ran a kabak, a low tavern or drink-shop typically leased from a landowner or licensed under the state liquor monopoly -- a stock figure of shrewd, upwardly mobile peasant enterprise in Chekhov's early sketches.

Reading notes

Mentioned in 26 works (34 mentions)

Untitled Play (Bezottsovshchina / "Platonov") Plays · 3 mentions
The Lady of the Manor Stories · 1 mention
The Virtuous Tavern-Keeper Stories · 1 mention
The Liberal Stories · 1 mention
My Ranks and Titles Stories · 1 mention
The Choristers Stories · 1 mention
To N. A. Leikin, 11 August 1883. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
The Kulachye's Nest Stories · 1 mention
On August Stories · 1 mention
To N. A. Leikin, 27 June 1884. Voskresensk. letter · 1 mention
Oysters Stories · 1 mention
The Village Elder Stories · 3 mentions
The Note Stories · 1 mention
A Day in the Country Stories · 1 mention
The Husband Stories · 1 mention
The Boredom of Life Stories · 1 mention
Too Early! Stories · 2 mentions
The Name-Day Party Stories · 1 mention
Thieves Stories · 1 mention
From Siberia Nonfiction · 1 mention
Notebooks. Diaries Notebooks · 4 mentions
Ward No. 6 Stories · 1 mention
At the Manor Stories · 1 mention
The House with the Mezzanine Stories · 1 mention
My Life: A Provincial's Story Stories · 1 mention
Мужики Stories · 1 mention

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