One story told by this poet supposedly comes from a cat chained to a green oak tree, who tells the story of a prince rescuing his bride from a wizard.
One story told by this poet supposedly comes from a cat chained to a green oak tree, who tells the story of a prince rescuing his bride from a wizard. Another work by this poet is about a man who falls asleep during a flood, waking up in front of a famous statue which later becomes alive. Another work by this poet begins with the title character hoping his uncle will die so he can get the inheritance; that character meets the Larina (lah- REE-nah) sisters after befriending the young poet Vladimir Lensky. Name this poet who often wrote about St. Petersburg, the author of Ruslan and Ludmila, The Bronze Horseman, and Eugene Onegin (o-NAY-gin).
One story told by this poet supposedly comes from a cat chained to a green oak tree, who tells the story of a prince rescuing his bride from a wizard.
Alexander Pushkin