Eugene Onegin

«For Russian literature, Pushkin's novel in verse "Eugene Onegin" is about the same as the Psalms for worship», — the judgment of V.S. Nepomniachtchi, a well-known researcher of Pushkin's work. «She in her own family / seemed like a foreign girl» — let's say, when one does not understand, «One can be a sensible person / And think about the beauty of nails» — when reproached for frivolity, «I write to you — what more is there» — when you are confused at the first step, «But I am given to another / I will be faithful to him forever» — when it is necessary to be firm in the step taken.
A novel in verse, praising through the fates of Onegin, Lensky, and the Larin sisters the themes of love, honor, and Russian life of the 1820s.
Besides «Eugene Onegin», the book includes the poems: «The Fountain of Bakhchisarai» (1823), «The Gypsies» (1824), and «Count Nulin» (1830).

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