Later on he had met the young man himself at his mother-in-law's. And that was at the time when his wife had taken to being very often absent and com… - Anton Chekhov

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Later on he had met the young man himself at his mother-in-law's. And that was at the time when his wife had taken to being very often absent and coming home at four or five o'clock in the morning, and was constantly asking him to get her a passport for abroad, which he kept refusing to do; and a continual feud went on in the house which made him feel ashamed to face the servants.