For 10 points, name this novel in verse about a St. Petersburg dandy, by Alexander Pushkin.
In one scene in this work, a girl has a nightmare in which she is chased through the snow by a bear; later, that girl reads some margin notes in a library and marries the elderly Prince N. This work inspired the sonnet pattern in Vikram Seth's The Golden Gate. Another character in this novel, Olga Larina, provokes a duel by ignoring her fiancé at a name-day celebration. This novel's protagonist rejects Tatyana's sentimental letter, but later begs her to give him another chance. That protagonist kills his friend Lensky in a duel. For 10 points, name this novel in verse about a St. Petersburg dandy, by Alexander Pushkin.
In one scene in this work, a girl has a nightmare in which she is chased through the snow by a bear; later, that girl reads some margin notes in a library and marries the elderly Prince N. This work inspired the sonnet pattern in Vikram Seth's The Golden Gate.
Eugene Onegin [or Yevgeny Onegin]