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Eugene Onegin, Part 1, Part XLIII summary

Part 1, Part XLIII of 368 · 1 min to read the part

In XLIII, Tattiana rises from her bench and turns near an alley, where Eugene suddenly appears before her and makes her falter and blush. The narrator interrupts the encounter, says he needs a walk and rest, and leaves its consequences untold.

What happens

  1. Tattiana sighs, rises from her bench, and walks toward a nearby corner.
  2. Eugene suddenly appears before her with a mischievous look.
  3. Tattiana falters and turns scarlet.
  4. The narrator declines to explain the consequences and announces a break for walking and rest.

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