This story's narrator identifies the "northern cold" as one of the most powerful foes of middle-income people.
This story's narrator identifies the "northern cold" as one of the most powerful foes of middle-income people. Â While sick, the protagonist of this story imagines that robbers live under his bed and curses an "excellency" who earlier called him an impudent youngster. Bullying coworkers invent rumors about this story's protagonist and his landlady, whose candles he uses while he tries to save money by giving up tea. This story, whose protagonist unironically enjoys (*) copying documents, was said to be what "we all come out of" by Fyodor Dostoevsky. The protagonist of this story dies of a fever soon after a robbery parts him from the title object, which was made by Petrovich. Â For 10 points, Akaki Akakievich buys the title garment in what Nikolai Gogol story?
This story's narrator identifies the "northern cold" as one of the most powerful foes of middle-income people.
"The Overcoat" [or "Shinel"] 