Eugene Onegin ( without commentary )

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But finally she sighed and from her bench arose; started to go; but hardly had she turned 4 into the avenue when straight before her, eyes blazing, Eugene stood, similar to some grim shade, and as one seared by fire 8 she stopped. But to detail the consequences of this unlooked-for meeting I, dear friends, have not the strength today; i 2 after this long discourse I need a little jaunt, a little rest; some other time I'll tell the rest. i77