mnya

Updated: May 17, 2025

Now, by daylight, it was easy to have a good look at him. . . . His white forehead was big, and on it was a hump such as is only seen on very stupid dogs; he had little, blue, dingy-looking eyes, and the expression of his whole face was extremely stupid. When he reached the cubs he stretched out his broad paws, laid his head upon them, and began: "Mnya, myna . . . nga nga nga . . . !"

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov - The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories