Onegin envies a councilman from Tula who is lying paralized:
 
Зачем, как тульский заседатель,
Я не лежу в параличе?
 
Why like a councilman from Tula
am I not lying paralized?
(Fragments of Onegin's Journey: [XIV]: 9-10)
 
Chekhov's friend and correspondent L. V. Sredin (1860-1909; see my post "Tornikovski & Kalikakov") was lying paralyzed in the last ten (or more) years of his life.
 
Alexey Sklyarenko
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