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Misail Poloznev

Misail

also: Misail Alexeich, Small Change

The narrator: the twenty-five-year-old son of the town's only architect, dismissed from nine consecutive clerical positions before renouncing 'a position in society' altogether to become a manual laborer and house-painter on principle, apprenticing under Radish. Marries Marya Viktorovna Dolzhikova and farms with her at Dubechnya; after her departure he settles into a quiet, dignified life as a painting contractor, raising his dead sister Kleopatra's daughter.

Mentioned in 16 works (27 mentions)

Late-Blooming Flowers Stories · 2 mentions
In the Carriage Stories · 1 mention
The Triumph of the Victor Stories · 1 mention
Marriage for Convenience (a novel in two parts) Stories · 1 mention
The Last of the Mohican Women Stories · 1 mention
Children Stories · 1 mention
Nerves Stories · 1 mention
At the Chemist's Stories · 1 mention
To N. P. Chekhov, March 1886. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To Al. P. Chekhov, 10–12 October 1887. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To M. V. Kiseleva, 6 January 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To G. M. Chekhov, 9 February 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To A. S. Suvorin, 27 October 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To N. M. Garshina, 10 January 1892. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
My Life: A Provincial's Story Stories · 11 mentions
Sakhalin Island Nonfiction · 1 mention

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