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The Lady With the Dog by Anton Chekov

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February 7, 2016

 

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Instead of enjoying a short-term fling, Gurov finds himself falling in love, even though he heartily attempts to dismiss this fact. He begins to grow found of the woman's naivety and youth, and pains to meet her again after she is called home by her husband. An interesting aside to this story is how Chekov uses the weather to help shade the mood of the narrative...
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The couple's romance builds in Yalta during the summer, which is demonstrated by the line: "It was sultry indoors?" When Gurov is separated from Anna and begins longing for his new flame, it is during the bitter winter months in Moscow. A fine example of the Moscow winter is found in the line: "Gurov was Moscow born; he arrived in Moscow on a fine frosty day, and when he had put on his fur coat and warm gloves, and walked along Petrovka, and when on Saturday evening he heard the ringing of the bells, his recent trip and the places he had seen lost all charm for him...
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