Eugene Onegin, Part XLIII summary
Part XLIII of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In XLIII, the speaker imagines meeting the waters of Hadria and Brenta again, finding poetic inspiration in their sounds, and spending Italian nights with a Venetian woman. This imagined return links his love of poetry with travel, private companionship, and the language of love associated with Petrarch.
What happens
- The speaker addresses Hadria’s waters and Brenta, imagining a renewed meeting that brings inspiration.
- He connects their sounds with poets and places them after Albion’s poetry in his affections.
- He imagines nights beneath the Italian sky, sheltered in a gondola with a Venetian woman.
- He pictures learning love’s language from her and connects that language with Petrarch.

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What to notice
The closing thought joins imagined intimacy to poetic tradition. The woman becomes his teacher in a language associated with Petrarch.
Quick check
Where does the speaker imagine being alone with his Venetian companion?

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