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Rostov-on-Don
Rostov
also: Ростов, Rostovs
A major commercial city in southern Russia on the Don river, named here in a comic litany of interchangeable mud-bound provincial towns.
Reading notes
- The Beauties §2 Rostov-on-Don
The major commercial city on the Don river that is the travelers' destination in the story's first episode.
- To T. S. Savelyev, 1 April 1888. Moscow. §7 Rostov-on-Don
The address on the reverse of the envelope, where Savelyev lived; Chekhov tells him in the letter's body that he will not reach the city before June.
- List of Exhibitors Awarded Cast-Iron Medals in the Russian Section at the Amsterdam Exhibition §3 Rostov-on-Don
A major southern Russian port and commercial city on the Don River.
- Spring's Arrival (A Discourse) §9 Rostovs
Rostov-on-Don, a major commercial city in southern Russia, named here in the comic litany of mud-bound provincial towns.
- A Poisonous Affair §3 Rostov-on-Don
A major city in southern Russia on the Don River -- the address on the subscriber's slip that lets S. M. finally track down his quarry.
- Notebooks. Diaries §4031 Rostov
Rostov-on-Don, a major city in southern Russia near Taganrog, a stop on Chekhov's route through the region in 1896.