How does Lomov react when Chubukov says that he is not used to misbehaviour by a young man like Lomov?

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Lomov reacts by saying that Chubukov thinks that he's a fool. He says that he cannot talk to him calmly and politely as he's making a false claim to his property. He further accuses Chubukov of being a grabber.

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