person
Pavel Ilyich Rashevich
Rashevich
also: Рашевич, Павел Ильич Рашевич, the toad
Impoverished, garrulous landowner in 'At the Manor' who lectures his young guest at length on hereditary 'white bone' aristocracy and Darwinist race theory, only to be humiliated when the guest reveals he is himself low-born; nicknamed 'the toad' behind his back by his neighbors and, by the story's end, by his own daughters.
Mentioned in 2 works (23 mentions)
Poems and Dubia (school-age and disputed juvenilia)
At the Manor
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