The city in which this work is set is contrasted with a "dowager" capital, and it claims that during the early summer, that city experiences "white nights." The protagonist of this work laments that God doesn't grant him "better brains and pay" and thinks of lazy folks who are gifted and "lived easy and lightly." The protagonist is saved by two sentry lions, but he worries about the plight of those on a little island.  The protagonist is finally found dead in the threshold of a little house, and
The city in which this work is set is contrasted with a "dowager" capital, and it claims that during the early summer, that city experiences "white nights." The protagonist of this work laments that God doesn't grant him "better brains and pay" and thinks of lazy folks who are gifted and "lived easy and lightly." The protagonist is saved by two sentry lions, but he worries about the plight of those on a little island.  The protagonist is finally found dead in the threshold of a little house, and that "crazy hero" is quickly buried on the spot.  FTP, name this poem in which Evgeny's beloved Parasha is probably wiped away by a flood of the Neva, a work featuring a statue of Peter the Great by Alex Pushkin.
The city in which this work is set is contrasted with a "dowager" capital, and it claims that during the early summer, that city experiences "white nights.
The {Bronze Horseman} (2) [AH]