person
Amenaisa Erastovna
also: Аменаиса Эрастовна, Semiramis, Семирамида, Muir-and-Mirrielees, Мюр-и-Мерилиза
A young blonde woman in the Bylim-Kolosovsky household at Bogimovo/Aleksin, given the mock-grand nicknames "Semiramis" and "Muir-and-Mirrielees" (after the fashionable Moscow department store) by Chekhov and Mizinova's circle; described here as likable if not for being stupid and spiteful, and mentioned again in.
Reading notes
- To L. S. Mizinova, 20 June 1891. Bogimovo. §6 Amenaisa Erastovna
A young woman in the Bylim-Kolosovsky household, given the joking nicknames "Semiramis" and "Muir-and-Mirrielees"; Chekhov finds her likable in appearance but faults her intelligence and temper. She recurs in.
- To M. P. Chekhova, 5 July 1891. Bogimovo. §4 Usirisa
A mock-classical nickname (cf. Osiris) for the same cross-eyed young woman of the Bogimovo/Aleksin household elsewhere called \"Amenaisa\" (also mock-grand: \"Semiramis,\" \"Muir-and-Mirrielees\"); identified by the matching description -- cross-eyed, smiling to one's face while working mischief behind one's back -- shared with the companion letter (\S3: \"red-haired, cross-eyed Amenaisa\"), which the entity's own record already cross-references.
- To M. V. Kiseleva, 20 July 1891. Bogimovo. §4 Amenaisa Erastovna
A young woman of the Bogimovo/Aleksin household given a mock-grand invented-sounding name by Chekhov; she recurs under further joking nicknames ("Semiramis," "Muir-and-Mirrielees") in neighboring 1891 letters from Bogimovo.