Eugene Onegin ( without commentary )

XLIX

The " archival youths" in a crowd look priggishly at Tanya and about her among themselves 4 unfavorably speak. One melancholy coxcomb finds she is "ideal" and, leaning 'gainst a doorpost, 8 prepares an elegy for her. At a dull aunt's having met Tanya, once V[yazemski] sat down beside her and managed to engage her soul; 12 and, near him having noticed her, an old man, straightening his wig, inquires about her.