Eugene Onegin, Part 1, no. 303, Part XXXVII summary
Part 1, no. 303, Part XXXVII of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In XXXVII, the coach stops near Khariton’s at the house of an old aunt who suffers from a lung complaint, bringing the journey to a pause. A Kalmuck opens the saloon, and the princess welcomes the newcomers before the two old women embrace.
What happens
- Hours pass while the journey remains unfinished.
- The coach stops at an old aunt’s house in a side street near Khariton’s.
- A gray Kalmuck stops knitting and opens the saloon.
- The princess welcomes the arrivals, and the two old women embrace with excited exclamations.

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What to notice
The embrace turns the arrival into a warm reunion. Their overlapping exclamations emphasize the energy of the greeting.
Quick check
What does the Kalmuck stop doing when the visitors arrive?

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