Chekhov Biography overlapped

In total, the assessments were received: the story “Perepolil” of Chekhov was written in the year about the work. Once in the middle of the forest, one on one with a charioteer, a cowardly landowner decides that that robber. To change the situation in his favor, he himself seems to be a dangerous bandit, which scares his cabman to death. We recommend that you read online summary of the “Peresolil”, which is useful for a readership and preparation for the lesson of literature.

The material was prepared in conjunction with the teacher of the highest category Kuchmina Nadezhda Vladimirovna. The experience of the teacher of the Russian language and literature is 27 years old. The place and time of action of the story of the story occur in the 10ths in Russia. The main characters Smirnov Gleb Gavrilovich are a land surveyor, a cowardly, but resourceful man.

Klim is a healthy man, gloomy, simple, gullible. And we also have: for the coolest ones - to read “Perepolil” completely summarizing the next order for land surveying, the land surveyor Gleb Gavrilovich Smirnov arrived at the Strengthels station. But in order to get to the estate of General Khokhotov, he still had to overcome a considerable way - about forty miles on horses.

Smirnov asked the station gendarme, where you can get mail horses. To his horror, he learned that he was in a real hole and "here you will not find a traveling guide dog for a hundred miles of a traffic." The gendarme advised Smirnov who had departed to Smirnov to the station, where "men sometimes come in the yard, they carry passengers." After a long search, the surveyor managed to find the “hefty man, gloomy, pockmarked, dressed in a torn Sermmyag and Bags,” who agreed to take him to the estate.

The horse's horse was skinny and weak and, with great difficulty, touched the cart of the place. Having left the station, Smirnov saw in the thickening twilight the endless frozen plain. He was not seriously frightened, thinking that "it was not even an hour - they would attack and rob, no one would know, even if they fell from the guns ... and the charioteer is unreliable ...".

Smirnov asked Klim about the safety of the road, and he assured that they were "not rumbling." But this answer did not satisfy the land surveyor, who decided to insure himself and, as it were, said that "he took three revolvers with him." When it got dark, the driver suddenly turned the cart to the left, which greatly alarmed the surveyor. He began to tell Klim that he loved to “fight with robbers”, and even killed one of them with his own hands.

These speeches scared the driver, but Smirnov could no longer be stopped. He passionately said that he was so strong, "that the robber without arms, without legs, will be left, but he would answer the court." He did not forget to mention his friendship with important people: judges, police officers and officers. Meanwhile, the cart entered a thick black forest. In order to impress Klim even more, the surveyor told him that they would soon catch up with four of his comrades, armed to the teeth.

He even pretended to want to show his gun, but at that moment the charioteer suddenly "fell out of the cart and ran more often on all fours." The surveyor, who did not expect such a turn of affairs, stopped the cart and thought. Realizing that he could not get to the estate himself, he began to call a runaway cabman and reassure him. Only two hours later, Klim, making sure of the veracity of his words, left the forest.

He admitted that he was afraid to death, but after this small incident, Smirnov became easy in his soul - "the road and Klim no longer seemed dangerous to him." And what in the end? Smirnov Gleb Gavrilovich - frightening Klim with his stories, forced him to escape into the forest, then persuaded him to return and continue his path. Klim - frightened by the frightening speeches of Smirnov, fled to the forest, later returned and drove him further.

Conclusion The author demonstrates how in a difficult, ambiguous situation people cease to think sensibly and find themselves in captivity of their own fears. In a healthy man, the surveyor sees a merciless robber, while he himself is seen by a simple peasant with a dangerous citizen with connections. Only by overcoming their own cowardice, they are able to see ordinary people in each other.

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