Anton Chekhov Fullscreen Life in questions and exclamations (1882)

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Takes after the father!

Ha-ha… I didn’t recognise you!

I’ve had some luck, sweetheart!

Damn it, I’ve lost again!

A son or a daughter?

Takes after… his father!

I swear to you, I do not know her!

Stop being so jealous!

Let’s go Fanny!

A bracelet?

Some champagne!

Here’s to my promotion!

Merci!

What must I do to slim?

I’m bald?!

Don’t nag so, mother-in-law!

A son or a daughter?

I’m drunk, Carolinghen!

Let me give you a kiss, Fraulein!

Again that bastard with my wife!

How many children do you have?

Help a poor man!

What a lovely daughter you have!

They printed it in the papers, the swine!

Just you come here, I’ll give you a thrashing, horrible boy!

Was it you sat on my wig?

Old Age.

Shall we visit the spa?

Marry him, my child!

He’s stupid?

Enough!

She dances badly, but what legs!

A hundred roubles… for a kiss?!

Ah, you little devil!

He-he-he!

Shall I give you a fritillary, little girl?

Look, son, you’re, how shall I say, immoral!

You have forgotten your manners young man!

Shh! Shh! Shh!

I lyove music!

Cham… cham… champagne!

Are you reading Punch?

He-he-he!

I’ve brought sweeties for the grandchildren!

My son is excellent, but I was better!

Where are they now, the snows of yesteryear?

I have’n’t forgotten you either, Emmochka, in my will!

That’s what I’m like!

Papa, let me have your watch.

Dropsy?