How did Natalia justify that oxen meadows were theirs
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He tells her how he inherited his land and how he respects her father. He also tells Natalya that his Oxen meadows touch Natalya's Birchwood. On hearing this, Natalya says that Oxen Meadows are theirs. They start arguing about it.
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Justification of Natalia that oxen meadows were theirs has been stated below.
Explanation:
Natalia justifies that the oxen meadow were theirs by stating that her "grandfather and great grandfather reckoned that their land extended to Burnt Marsh".
"The Proposal" is a short story written by Anton Chekhov.
Natalia in the story "The Proposal" quarrels with Lomov over the ownership of Oxen meadows. Lomov and Natalia are quarrelsome. They both quarrel over petty matters with each other.
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