Eugene Oneguine [onegin]
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Eugene Oneguine [onegin]
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XXXII Well, if your pistol ball by chanceThe comrade of your youth should strike, Who by a haughty word or glanceOr any trifle else ye likeYou o'er your wine insulted hath--Or even overcome by wrathScornfully challenged you afield--Tell me, of sentiments concealedWhich in your spirit dominates, When motionless your gaze beneathHe lies, upon his forehead death, And slowly life coagulates--When deaf and silent he doth lieHeedless of your despairing cry?
XXXIII Eugene, his pistol yet in handAnd wi...th remorseful anguish filled, Gazing on Lenski's corse did stand--Zaretski shouted: "Why, he's killed!"--Killed! at this dreadful exclamationOneguine went with trepidationAnd the attendants called in haste. Most carefully Zaretski placedWithin his sledge the stiffened corse, And hurried home his awful freight. Conscious of death approximate, Loud paws the earth each panting horse, His bit with foam besprinkled o'er, And homeward like an arrow tore.
XXXIV My friends, the poet ye regret!When hope's delightful flower but bloomedIn bud of promise incomplete, The manly toga scarce assumed, He perished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXXII Well, if your pistol ball by chanceThe comrade of your youth should strike, Who by a haughty word or glanceOr any trifle else ye likeYou o'er your wine insulted hath--Or even overcome by wrathScornfully challenged you afield--Tell me, of sentiments concealedWhich in your spirit dominates, When motionless your gaze beneathHe lies, upon his forehead death, And slowly life coagulates--When deaf and silent he doth lieHeedless of your despairing cry?
XXXIII Eugene, his pistol yet in handAnd wi...th remorseful anguish filled, Gazing on Lenski's corse did stand--Zaretski shouted: "Why, he's killed!"--Killed! at this dreadful exclamationOneguine went with trepidationAnd the attendants called in haste. Most carefully Zaretski placedWithin his sledge the stiffened corse, And hurried home his awful freight. Conscious of death approximate, Loud paws the earth each panting horse, His bit with foam besprinkled o'er, And homeward like an arrow tore.
XXXIV My friends, the poet ye regret!When hope's delightful flower but bloomedIn bud of promise incomplete, The manly toga scarce assumed, He perished.
What to read after Eugene Oneguine [onegin]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin to read onlineMoreLess
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