character
Vasily Stepanych
Vasya
also: Вася, Василий Степаныч, Василий Степанович, Васечка
Lizochka's exhausted, devoted husband, who sits up two sleepless nights at his wife's bedside, performs a comic "Jewish life" watch-mending routine to entertain her, and is himself lectured by his superior for looking unwell -- the story's real "sufferer."
Mentioned in 20 works (100 mentions)
M. P.
To Al. P. Chekhov, February 1883. Moscow.
The Newest Letter-Writer's Guide
At the Almshouse for the Incurable and the Aged
The Crow
Two Newspapermen
The Steed and the Trembling Doe
Drowsy Stupor
Sufferers
In the Dark
The Jubilee
The Old House (A Landlord's Story)
The Steppe: The Story of a Journey
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