Anton Chekhov: Tell me, pleez, my sawl, when will I live in human way, that is, to work and not to be in need? Now I work, and I'm in n

Tell me, pleez, my sawl, when will I live in human way, that is, to work and not — Anton Chekhov

Tell me, pleez, my sawl, when will I live in human way, that is, to work and not to be in need? Now I work, and I'm in need, and I spoil my reputation by the need to write bullshit.

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