"Gone Astray" is one of Chekhov's earlier comedic short stories that is a light-hearted romp about two drunken lawyers trying to find their way home at night. Chekhov's masterful use of irony is present here as one of the lawyers, Kozyavkin, accidentally violates the law by breaking into a house he believes to be his own.
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Another Man's Wife and a Husband Under the Bed
The Safety Match
The Beggar
Moscow Settings
Kashtanka
The Schoolmistress and Other Stories
Gooseberries
The Duel
Seance
How the Two Ivans Quarrelled
The Shooting Party : Enriched edition.
The Friend of the Family : or, The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants
The Lady with the Dog : A Secret Affair That Changes Everything
The Cherry Orchard
The Darling and Other Stories : Ten Stories of Ordinary Lives
Kashtanka and Other Stories : Children, and the Adults Who Miss Them
The Duel and Other Stories : Excellent People, The Princess, The Chemist's Wife
The Bishop and Other Stories : Late Stories of Illness and Faith
The Party and Other Stories : Stories of Household Strain
The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories : Stories of Provincial Russia
Love, and Other Stories : Stories of Attachment and Its End
The Lady with the Dog and Other Stories : Yalta, and What Follows It
The Lady with the Dog and Other Stories : With Kashtanka, The Darling and Other Stories
The Big Book of Christmas