Eugene Onegin, Part 1, no. 176, Part XXXIX summary
Part 1, no. 176, Part XXXIX of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In XXXIX, Vladimir invites his friend to Tattiana’s fête on behalf of Làrina and overcomes his concern about a large, mixed crowd. His assurance that only family attends secures agreement, and the conversation shifts to Olga.
What happens
- Vladimir passes on Làrina’s invitation to Tattiana’s fête next Saturday.
- His friend expects a crowd drawn from many social circles.
- Vladimir assures him that the guests are family, asks him to attend, and receives his agreement.
- Vladimir empties his cup in honour of his beloved, and the two begin discussing Olga.

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What to notice
Vladimir makes attendance a personal favour. His appeal follows reassurance about the guests and gains his friend’s agreement.
Quick check
Who does Vladimir say will attend Tattiana’s fête?

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