A notable translator of this work wrote Notes on Prosody as an appendix to his translation, and it commented on the meter employed.
A notable translator of this work wrote Notes on Prosody as an appendix to his translation, and it commented on the meter employed. The protagonist makes bitter notes in the margin of his copy of Don Juan and is declared bankrupt just as his uncle declares him his heir. He only sees the beauty of the heroine once she is married off to Prince Gremin. Ironically, he had earlier rejected her despite her passionate love letter and instead carelessly flirted with her sister Olga, incurring the wrath of the poet Vladimir Lensky. The tragic love between the original "superfluous man" and Tatiana Larina is the subject of, for 10 points, what novel in verse by Alexander Pushkin?
A notable translator of this work wrote Notes on Prosody as an appendix to his translation, and it commented on the meter employed.
{Eugene Onegin} or {Yevgeny Onegin}