This book's digressions include a comparison of Bordeaux and Champagne wine and an ode to the beauty of women's feet, and it includes a love letter beginning "I write to you! When that is said, What m
This book's digressions include a comparison of Bordeaux and Champagne wine and an ode to the beauty of women's feet, and it includes a love letter beginning "I write to you! When that is said, What more is left for me to say?" A character in this novel is compared to Childe Harold for bathing in an icy river each morning after inheriting a house from his uncle. Its protagonist angers Zaretsky by choosing his servant Guillot as his (*) second. This novel written in namesake sonnet stanzas which feature alternating masculine and feminine rhymes. After dancing with Olga at a party, this poem's title character kills his friend Lensky in a duel. For 10 points, name this verse novel whose title character is rejected by Tatyana, the masterpiece of Alexander Pushkin.