place
Bolshaya Morskaya Street
Bolshaya Morskaya
also: Б. Морская, Большая Морская
A fashionable central street in St. Petersburg, near the Foreign Ministry's passport office, along which Chekhov imagines Suvorin taking his habitual carriage outing; distinct from the several Moscow streets of similar name elsewhere in this corpus.
Reading notes
- The Duel §86 Bolshaya Morskaya
A fashionable street in St. Petersburg, part of Laevsky's imagined route home.
- To A. S. Suvorin, 10 October 1891. Moscow. §3 Bolshaya Morskaya
A fashionable central street in St. Petersburg (not to be confused with the Moscow streets bearing similar "Bolshaya" names elsewhere in this corpus), home to well-to-do shops and offices; Chekhov assumes Suvorin's habitual carriage outings would already take him past or near the passport office, making the errand a minor addition to a trip he was likely to make anyway.