Eugene Onegin ( without commentary )

XXXI

She does not notice him, no matter how he strives-even to death; receives him freely at her house; at those 4 of others says two or three words to him$ sometimes welcomes with a mere bow, sometimes does not take any notice: there's not a drop of coquetry in her, 8 the high world does not tolerate it. Onegin is beginning to grow pale; she does not see or does not care;

Onegin wastes away: 12 he's practically phthisical. All send Onegin to physicians 5 in chorus these send him to spas.