Alexander Pushkin

14 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 17 times in other books.

Books by Alexander Pushkin

Eugene Onegin on Clarissa: “Dreaming herself the heroine Of the romances she preferred, Clarissa, Julia, Delphine,”
Crime and Punishment on Egyptian Nights: “It was in those days, that very year I believe, the 'disgraceful action of the _Age_' took place (you know, 'The Egyptian Nights,' that public reading, you remember?”
The Idiot on The Poor Knight: “I think the poet desired to embody in this one picture the whole spirit of medieval chivalry and the platonic love of a pure and high-souled knight.”
Notes from the Underground on The Shot: “all this was out of Pushkin’s SILVIO and Lermontov’s MASQUERADE.”
The Goldfinch on Eugene Onegin: “Nights, I spent reading Eugene Onegin”
The Master and Margarita on Eugene Onegin: “offers the reading public The Inspector General or, if worse comes to worst, Evgeny Onegin.”
The White Guard on Eugene Onegin: “Mikhail Shpolyansky was dark and clean-shaven... and he looked exactly like Eugene Onegin.”
The Torrents of Spring on Eugene Onegin: “He recollected for some reason Lensky's parting from Olga in _Oniegin_.”
The Kreutzer Sonata on Little Feet: “Take all the poetry, the painting, the sculpture, beginning with Pouschkine's 'Little Feet,' with 'Venus and Phryne,'”
First Love on On the Hills of Georgia: “Recite to me: 'On the Hills of Georgia.'--Only, sit down first.” I sat down and recited, “On the Hills of Georgia.””