The Lady with the Dog = The Lady with the Dog and Other Stories

We present to your attention the translations of the most famous stories related to the late period of A. P. Chekhov's work.
Chekhov adheres to the principle of artistic objectivity and does not prescribe recipes for moral improvement and social restructuring. A master of subtle psychological analysis, he sees that his heroes suffer due to mundane mistakes, bad deeds, and moral and mental apathy.
The English translation of the stories, done by Constance Garnett, is provided with page-by-page, mostly cultural, comments. The book is addressed to students of language universities, native speakers, and all lovers of Russian classical literature.