Walter Arndt's betrayal of exact meaning in translating this work was attacked by one author, whose subsequent translation caused his feud with Edmund Wilson and was published with the essay Notes on Prosody.
This work briefly switches from iambic meter for a ditty sung by berry pickers called "The Song of the Girls." Walter Arndt's betrayal of exact meaning in translating this work was attacked by one author, whose subsequent translation caused his feud with Edmund Wilson and was published with the essay Notes on Prosody. One character befriends the housekeeper Anisia, who allows her to visit the title character's study and read his books. This work ends with one character marrying a distinguished fat general. At a (*) name day celebration, the title character dances with Olga, the fiancé of his best friend Vladimir Lensky, antagonizing him into a duel. For 10 points, name this verse-novel in which the title character falls in love with Tatyana, the masterpiece of Alexander Pushkin.
This work briefly switches from iambic meter for a ditty sung by berry pickers called "The Song of the Girls."
{Eugene Onegin} [or {Evgeny Onegin}]