Titlebook: Bits of Table Talk on Pushkin, Mickiewicz Goethe, Turgenev and Sienkiewicz; Wac?aw Lednicki Book 1956 Springer Netherlands 1956 Johann Wol

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,Pflanzens?uren als Hauptwirkstoffe,nder I and the column on the Palace Square.”. To support his views, Cross cited Professor Henri Grégoire’s French translation of that first quatrain, which, by the way, in this translation became a quintain:

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,The Nest of Gentlefolk and the “Poetry of Marriage and the Hearth”,, was the principle of the inviolability of marriage. I pointed out that this view, this “truth,” this social-religious principle of Pushkin’s ideology was expressed at once more eloquently and more cogently in . and . than in the famous reply of Tatyana:....But I am given to another— And shall be eternally faithful to him...

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,Pflanzens?uren als Hauptwirkstoffe,w and in Nabokov’s translations; my purpose is to discuss Pushkin’s “Monument,” and, more specifically, one line—the fourth line of the first stanza. The late Professor Cross disagreed with Nabokov’s translation of this line. This is what Cross wrote in his review: “ ‘Tsar Alexander’s column it exce

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