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Author: Semeonoff, A. E., ed., Tillyard, J. H. J. W., ed.

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Subjects: Russian poetry, Russian literature, poetry reader, Александр Пушкин, Alexander Pushkin, Михаил Лермонтов, Mikhail Lermontov, Иван Крылов, Ivan Krylov, Алексей Кольцов, Aleksey Koltsovб Николай Некрасов, Nikolay Nekrasov, Сергей Надсон, Sergey Nadson

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London; New York: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd.; E. P. Dutton & Co., 1917. — 100 p.

Russian poetry holds a high place in the world's literature of the nineteenth century, and its future development may be awaited with confidence. The Russians are an imaginative race, and their melodious flexible tongue is lich in poetical words, while a traditional wealth of folk-songs and tales, as well as the stirring history of their country, supplies Russian poets with ample material for their craft, besides what they may take from the storehouse of Western Europe. At first imitative and falsely classical, the poetry of Russia in the hands of Pushkin and his great successors becomes both original and national. We in Britain, the friends of Russia and her arts, should therefore learn to know and love the works of Russian poets, even as Byron, Scott, and Shelley have claimed not a few of their admirers and disciples over there. If this little book can do anything to introduce British readers to such a course of study, the editors' object will have been gained. Apart from the beauty of the poems themselves, the perusal of verse has a recognized value in fixing the grammatical forms and the stress-accents in the pupil's mind, especially if some of the poems be learnt by heart. The choice has been restricted to fairly easy examples of no great length, while full explanations are given in the notes. A short record of the author’s life and works has been supplied in every case; and it is hoped that the student, after working through the present collection, will be ready for wider reading on his own account.

Contents

Preface
Introduction

Pushkin

Из "Цыганы" (Song from “The Gipsies”)
Зимний вечер (A Winter Evening)
Осень (Autumn) -
Зимняя дорога (A Winter Road)
Туча (The Cloud)
Памятник (The Monument)

Lermontov

Ангел (The Angel)
Парус (The Sail)
Молитва (The Prayer) -
Казачья колыбельная песня (Cossack Cradle-Song)
Выхожу один я на дорогу (I go out alone upon the road)
Тучи (Clouds)

Krylov

Стрекоза и муравей (The Dragon-Fly and the Ant)
Мышь и крыса (The Mouse and the Rat)
Волк и лисица (The Wolf and the Fox)

Koltsov

Урожай (Harvest)

Nekrasov

Школьник (The Schoolboy)
Прости (Farewell)
Внимая ужасам войны (When I think of the horrors of war...)
Тишина (Quiet)
Укажи мне такую обитель (Show me that abode...)
Крестьянскія дети (Peasant Children)

Nadson

Друг мой, брат мой (Му friend, my brother...)
Мать (Mother)
Заря лениво догорает (The sunset slowly fades...)
Жизнь (Life)

Notes
Vocabulary