place
Plyushchikha
also: Плющиха
A street in central Moscow near the Devichye Pole, historically associated with merchant households -- an apt address for the story's imagined wealthy merchant's wife.
Reading notes
- Marriage Ten or Fifteen Years On §9 a house on the Plyushchikha
The Plyushchikha is a street in the Khamovniki district of Moscow, historically associated with modest merchant and petty-gentry households -- an apt address for the dowry being itemized.
- The Christmas Tree §7 Plyushchikha
A street in central Moscow (near the Devichye Pole), historically associated with merchant households -- a fitting address for the story's imagined merchant's wife.
- To N. M. Yezhov, 8 August 1888. Sumy. §13 Plyushchikha, Koptev's house
A street in central Moscow; the envelope address is reproduced here in full, as segmented in the source, following the letter's closing and postscripts.