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Kavaler (Order-Holder)

knight

also: кавалер

The formal Russian title for a holder of an imperial order or decoration (not a chivalric knight); the narrator collapses it into a literal, disagreeable woman named Anna whom he "wears around his neck."

Reading notes

Mentioned in 14 works (18 mentions)

Untitled Play (Bezottsovshchina / "Platonov") Plays · 4 mentions
The Correspondent Stories · 1 mention
The Crooked Mirror Stories · 1 mention
Ran Into It Stories · 1 mention
A Useless Victory Stories · 1 mention
If You Chase Two Hares, You Won't Catch Either Stories · 1 mention
The Green Braid Stories · 1 mention
My Ranks and Titles Stories · 1 mention
On June and July Stories · 2 mentions
My Wives Stories · 1 mention
To Al. P. Chekhov, 6 April 1886. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
The Duel Stories · 1 mention
To N. M. Lintvareva, 5 July 1891. Bogimovo. letter · 1 mention
At the Manor Stories · 1 mention

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