person
Kalashnikov
also: Калашников
A lean, dignified-mannered peasant of about forty from Bogalyovka, an out-and-out swindler and horse thief whose father and uncle trade in stolen horses from their tavern; he has twice sat in prison and was once slated for exile to Siberia before his family bought him off, yet carries himself with the staid, church-crossing manners of a respectable man.
Reading notes
- Thieves §16 Kalashnikov
A horse thief from Bogalyovka whose staid, church-crossing manners mask a career of theft that has twice landed him in prison; his family's money, not his innocence, has kept him out of Siberian exile.
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