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Alexander Timofeich ("Sasha")
Sasha
also: Саша, Александр Тимофеич
A distant, chronically ill relation of Nadya's grandmother who works in a Moscow lithography shop and returns each summer to convalesce; his repeated, half-naive exhortations that Nadya "turn her life over" and go away to study persuade her to break her engagement and leave, and he dies of consumption in Saratov before the story's close.
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- The Bride §6 Sasha
A distant, chronically ill relation of Nadya's grandmother who works in a Moscow lithography shop and comes to convalesce each summer; his insistence that Nadya "turn her life over" and go away to study persuades her to leave, and he dies of consumption in Saratov before the story ends.
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The Bride
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