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Bubnovsky Tavern

the Bubnovsky

A Moscow merchant-quarter tavern, near the warehouse district, where Laptev takes the clerk Pochatkin to eat and press him, unsuccessfully at first, for a plain account of the firm's true finances; the waiter there is fluent in the clerks' private slang for menu items ("half a curiosity and twenty-four unpleasantnesses").

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Three Years Stories · 1 mention

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