Eugene Onegin ( without commentary )

XXV

But lo, with crimson hand34 Aurora from the morning dales leads forth, with the sun, after her 4 the merry name-day festival. Since morn Dame Larin's house is full of guests 5 in entire families the neighbors have converged, in sledded coaches, 8 kibitkas, britskas, sleighs. There's in the vestibule jostling, commotion$ there's in the drawing room the meeting of new the bark of pugs, girls' smacking kisses, [people, 12 noise, laughter, a crush at the threshold, the bows, the scraping of the guests, wet nurses' shouts, and children's cry.