Стихотворения. Поэмы. "Евгений Онегин". Драматические произведения. Проза Quotes

“К *** Я помню чудное мгновенье: Передо мной явилась ты, Как мимолетное виденье, Как гений чистой красоты. В томленьх грусти безнадежной В тревогах шумной суеты Звучал мне долго голос нежный И снились милые черты. Шли годы. Бурь порыв мятежной Рассеял прежние мечты, И я забыл твой голос нежный, Твой небесные черты. В глуши, во мраке заточенья Тянулись тихо дни мои Без божества, без вдохновенья, Без слез, без жизни, без любви. Душе настало пробужденье: И вот опять явилась ты, Как милолетное виденье, Как гений чистой красоты. И сердце бьется в упоенье, И для него воскресли вновь И божество, и вдохновенье, И жизнь, и слезы, и любовь.”
― Alexander Pushkin, Works of Alexander Pushkin

“hold with gloves of porcupine-skin?”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“Sir, I hope your excellency'—What's all this ceremony?”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“Listen, my little peasant,”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“in which he was mortally wounded by his brother-in-law, George Danthès. His death was mourned publicly by all Russia.”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“Savelitch, whose sober conduct had rendered him worthy of being selected to take charge of me.”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“Oh! my little father, Petr' Andréjïtch,”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“Tell him your parents have strictly forbidden you to play for anything but nuts.”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“Beaupré, in his native country, had been a hairdresser, then a soldier in Prussia, and then had come to Russia to be "outchitel," without very well knowing the meaning of this word.3”
― Alexander Pushkin, The Complete Works of Alexander Pushkin

“This lowered him very much in the opinion of all our young fellows. Want of courage is the last thing to be pardoned by young men, who usually look upon bravery as the chief of all human virtues, and the excuse for every possible fault. But, by degrees, everything became forgotten, and Silvio regained his former influence”
― Alexander Pushkin, Works of Alexander Pushkin

“His principal amusement was shooting with a pistol. The walls of his room were riddled with bullets, and were as full of holes as a honeycomb. A rich collection of pistols was the only luxury in the humble cottage where he lived. The skill which he had acquired with his favorite weapon was simply incredible: and if he had offered to shoot a pear off somebody’s forage-cap, not a man in our regiment would have hesitated to place the object upon his head.”
― Alexander Pushkin, Works of Alexander Pushkin

“One civilian only was admitted into our society. He was about thirty- five years of age, and therefore we looked upon him as an old fellow. His experience gave him great advantage over us, and his habitual taciturnity, stern disposition, and caustic tongue produced a deep impression upon our young minds. Some mystery surrounded his existence; he had the appearance of a Russian, although his name was a foreign one. He had formerly served in the Hussars, and with distinction. Nobody knew the cause that had induced him to retire from the service and settle in a wretched little village, where he lived poorly and, at the same time, extravagantly.”
― Alexander Pushkin, Works of Alexander Pushkin

“MY MUSE”
― Alexander Pushkin, Works of Alexander Pushkin