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Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends with biographical sketchTO HIS SISTER.YALTA, September 9, 1900.DEAR MASHA,I answer the letter in which you write about Mother. To my thinkingit would be better for her to go to Moscow now in the autumnand not after December. She will be tired of Moscow and pining forYalta in a month, you know, and if you take her to Moscow in theautumn she will be back in Yalta before Christmas. That’s how itseems to me, but possibly I am mistaken; in any case you must takeinto consideration that it is much drearier in Yalta before Christmasthan it is after—infinitely drearier.Most likely I will be in Moscow after the 20th of September, andthen we will decide. From Moscow I shall go I don’t know where—first to Paris, and then probably to Nice, from Nice to Africa. I shallhang on somehow to the spring, all April or May, when I shall cometo Moscow again.There is no news. There’s no rain either, everything is dried up. Athome here it is quiet, peaceful, satisfactory, and of course dull.“Three Sisters” is very difficult to write, more difficult than myother plays. Oh well, it doesn’t matter, perhaps something will comeof it, next season if not this. It’s very hard to write in Yalta, by theway: I am interrupted, and I feel as though I had no object in writing;what I wrote yesterday I don’t like to-day ….Well, take care of yourself.My humblest greetings to Olga Leonardovna, to Vishnevsky, andall the rest of them too.If Gorky is in Moscow, tell him that I have sent a letter to him inNizhni-Novgorod.408
Anton ChekhovTO GORKY.YALTA, October 16, 1900.DEAR ALEXEY MAXIMOVITCH,… On the 21st of this month I am going to Moscow, and fromthere abroad. Can you imagine—I have written a play; but as it willbe produced not now, but next season, I have not made a fair copyof it yet. It can lie as it is. It was very difficult to write “Three Sisters.”Three heroines, you see, each a separate type and all the daughtersof a general. The action is laid in a provincial town, as it mightbe Perm, the surroundings military, artillery.The weather in Yalta is exquisite and fresh, my health is improving.I don’t even want to go away to Moscow. I am working so well,and it is so pleasant to be free from the irritation I suffered from allthe summer. I am not coughing, and am even eating meat. I amliving alone, quite alone. My mother is in Moscow.Thanks for your letters, my dear fellow, thanks very much. I readthem over twice. My warmest greetings to your wife and Maxim.And so, till we meet in Moscow. I hope you won’t play me false, andwe shall see each other.God keep you.409
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