Eugene Onegin, Part 1, no. 293, Part XXVII summary
Part 1, no. 293, Part XXVII of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In XXVII, Tattiana extends her walks and hurries to revisit the fields and groves she loves, while familiar natural sights delay her departure. Summer fades into golden autumn, then a howling north wind brings winter, shifting the scene from her attachment to the countryside to the force of seasonal change.
What happens
- Tattiana walks farther, pausing at a hillock and a stream despite herself.
- She hurries to revisit her beloved fields and groves.
- Summer fades, and autumn approaches with golden leaves and grieving, personified nature.
- Dark clouds race before the north wind, and winter appears in splendor.

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What to notice
The focus shifts from Tattiana's walks to the passing seasons. Autumn's beauty accompanies an image of nature suffering.
Quick check
What delays Tattiana during her walks?

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