place
Ivanovskoye (on the Neva)
Ivanovskoye
also: Село Ивановское, Ивановское
A village on the Neva near St. Petersburg where Leikin kept his summer dacha; Chekhov plans to visit there in June on his return from the south.
Reading notes
- Letter to N. A. Leikin, March 28, 1887 §7 The village of Ivanovskoye
Leikin's summer dacha, on the Neva outside St. Petersburg; Chekhov is only half sure of the name, hence the parenthetical "...is that right?"
- To N. A. Leikin, 11 August 1887. Babkino. §9 Ivanovskoye
The village on the Neva near St. Petersburg where Leikin kept his summer dacha; Chekhov had evidently hoped to visit but doubts he will manage it this year.
- To N. A. Leikin, 22 May 1889. Sumy. §10 Ivanovskoye
A village on the Neva near St. Petersburg where Leikin kept his summer dacha, matching the entity already established in the corpus (e.g.); Chekhov asks whether Leikin is already there for the season so he can address further letters accordingly.