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Best Short Stories of Anton Chekov
Best Short Stories of Anton Chekov | Anton Chekhov
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Best Short Stories of Anton Chekov | Anton Chekhov
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I'm reading one story a day by Anton Chekov from my 13 volume set of Chekov's Collected Stories. I loved this description of a reader "An Artist's Story" in Volume I. Does reading ever "exhaust your brain"?

bnp Yes - when I'm reading something dense, or trying to figure out what is going on. 4y
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