Pushkin threefold; narrative, lyric, polemic, and ribald verse. The originals with linear and metric translations by Walter Arndt.
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| Other title: | Poems. English & Russian. |
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| Language: | English Russian |
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New York,
Dutton,
1972.
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| Edition: | [1st ed.] |
| Series: | Dutton paperback original, D260.
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Table of Contents:
- The originals with linear translations. Shorter poems. Liberty
- To Chaadaev
- To the author of History of the Russian State
- History of a versifier
- In the country
- Seclusion
- The dagger
- On A.A. Davydova
- To a foreign girl
- A little bird
- Night
- Freedom's sower in wilderness
- To Vorontsov
- To the sea
- Oh rose maiden, I am in fetters
- The grape
- Lisa is afraid to love
- So soon as roses wilt
- Ex ungue leonem
- Andre Chenier
- To ...
- Winter evening
- If life deceives you
- Bacchic song
- The last flowers are dearer
- Tempest
- To friends
- Prose-writer and poet
- Grace in anything eludes you
- Oh, Muse of flaming satire
- On Alexander I
- Beneath the blue sky of her native land
- To Vyazemsky
- To Yazykov
- Confession
- To I.I. Pushchin
- Stanzas
- To the Emperor Nicholas I
- Winter road
- Three springs
- Arion
- The poet
- The talisman
- To Dawe, Esq.
- Remembrance
- Thou and you
- Young mare
- Foreboding
- Raven to raven flies
- Gorgeous city, wretched city
- The upas tree
- The dismal day has flickered out; the dismal night's mist
- Blest he who wantonly was chosen
- I used to love you: love has still, it may be
- When I wander along noisy streets
- At the bust of a conqueror
- The monastery on Mt. Kazbek
- The snowslide
- What is there for you in my name?
- When into my embraces
- Fountain at Tsarskoe Selo
- Conjury
- For the shores of your distant country
- Before the sacred sepulcher
- To the slanderers of Russia
- Echo
- A beauty
- Album verse
- Were it not for the troubled urging
- God grant that I not lose my mind
- Bitterly sobbing, the jealous maiden was chiding the youth
- I thought my heart had quite forgotten
- She gazes at you so tenderly
- From Pindemonte
- Narrrative poems, fairy tales, and ballads. Tsar Nikita and his forty daughters
- The gypsies
- The bridegroom
- Count Nulin
- Tsar Saltan
- The bronze horseman
- Eugene Onegin: a novel in verse selected stanzas.
- Metric translations. Shorter poems. Liberty
- To Chaadaev
- To the author of History of the Russian State
- History of a versifier
- In the country
- Seclusion
- The dagger
- Epigram on A.A. Davydova
- To a foreign girl
- A little bird
- Night
- As freedom's sower in the wasteland
- On Count Vorontsov
- To the sea
- Rose maiden, no I do not quarrel
- The grape
- Lisa is afraid to love
- When first the roses wither
- Ex ungue leonem
- Andre Chenier
- To ...
- Winter evening
- What if life deceives and baits you
- Bacchic song
- The season's final blossoms bring
- Tempest
- To friends
- Prose and poetry
- You're the kind that always loses
- Oh, Muse of satire, breathing fire
- On Alexander I
- Beneath the azure heaven of her native land
- To Vyazemsky
- To Yazykov
- Confession
- To I.I. Pushchin
- Stanzas
- To the Emperor Nicholas I
- Winter journey
- Three springs
- Arion
- The poet
- The talisman
- To Dawe, Esq.
- Remembrance
- Thou and you
- Young mare
- Foreboding
- Raven doth to raven flies
- Capital of pomp and squalor
- The upas tree
- The dreary day is spent, and dreary night has soon
- Blest he who at your fancy's pleasure
- I loved you: and the feeling, why deceive you
- As down the noisy streets I wander
- At the bust of a conqueror
- The monastery on Mt. Kazbek
- The snowslide
- What use my name to you, what good?
- At moments when your graceful form
- Fountain at Tsarskoe Selo
- Conjury
- Bound for the distant coast that bore you
- At Kutuzov's grave
- To the slanderers of Russia
- Echo
- In a beauty's album
- Album verse
- But for my soul's obscurly asking
- Don't let me lose my mind, oh, God;
- Bitterly sobbing, the maid chid the youth with jealous reproaches
- I was assured my heart had rested
- She looks at you with such soft feeling
- From Pindemonte
- Narrrative poems, fairy tales, and ballads. Tsar Nikita and his forty daughters
- The gypsies
- The bridegroom
- Count Nulin
- Tsar Saltan
- The bronze horseman
- Eugene Onegin : a novel in verse selected stanzas.