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Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) delal pervye shagi v russkoĭ literature pod psevdonimami - Antosha Chekhonte, Chelovek bez selezenki, Brat moego brata - kak avtor nebolʹshikh rasskazov i felʹetonov, kotorye izdavali v i͡umoristicheskikh moskovskikh zhurnalakh "Budilʹnik", "Zritelʹ" i v peterburgskikh ezhenedelʹnikakh "Oskolki", "Strekoza". Vposledstvii ėti ego rannie proizvedenii͡a voshli v pervye sobstvennye knigi nachinai͡ushchego avtora.Ėta kniga predstavli͡aet soboĭ naibolee polnoe sobranie i͡umoristicheskikh rasskazov znamenitogo pisateli͡a, v nee voshli sborniki "Shalostʹ", "Skazki Melʹpomeny", "Pestrye rasskazy" i dr.Illi͡ustrat͡sii byli vypolneny rodnym bratom pisateli͡a Nikolaem Pavlovichem Chekhovym (1858-1889).

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) took his first steps in Russian literature under pseudonyms — Antosha Chekhonte, The Man without a spleen, My brother's Brother — as the author of short stories and feuilletons, which were published in the humorous Moscow magazines "Alarm Clock", "Spectator" and in the St. Petersburg weeklies "Fragments", "Dragonfly". Subsequently, these early works of his were included in the novice author's first own books.This book is the most complete collection of humorous stories by the famous writer, it includes the collections "Prank", "Tales of Melpomene", "Motley Stories" and others.The illustrations were made by the writer's brother Nikolai Pavlovich Chekhov (1858-1889).