person
Lokhvitsky
also: д-ра Лохвицкого, г. Лохвицкого, Лохвицкий
A recurring name in the calendar (attorney/doctor figure), invoked repeatedly across entries as a running gag; possibly glancing at the real jurist Alexander Lokhvitsky, a well-known Moscow legal scholar of the era.
Reading notes
- The Alarm Clock's Calendar §122 Dr. Lokhvitsky
A recurring name across the calendar's entries, likely glancing at the real jurist Alexander Lokhvitsky, a prominent Moscow legal scholar of the period; used here as a running gag.
- Fruits of Long Reflection §9 Lokhvitsky
A recurring name in Chekhov's early humor pieces, likely glancing at the real jurist Alexander Lokhvitsky, a prominent Moscow legal scholar of the period; invoked here as a running gag about lawyers who can bend even the laws of nature.