Short Fiction · Character
Khvoshchinsky
A named character, possibly a landowner or eccentric.
minor
Also known as this Khvoshchinsky
First appearance: The Grammar of Love
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Estate owner whose past love defines the narrative.
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In Short Fiction: Estate owner whose past love defines the narrative. Later, in The Grammar of Love: Deceased landowner who was a lifelong maniac over his love for his chambermaid Lushka; his estate and possessions are…
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See Khvoshchinsky in The Grammar of Love