Он лежал в первой комнате на постели, подложив одну руку под затылок, а другой держа погасшую трубку; дверь во вторую комнату была заперта на замок, и ключа в замке не было. Я все это тотчас заметил… Я начал кашлять и постукивать каблуками о порог, – только он притворялся, будто не слышит. – Господин прапорщик! – [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Hero of Our Time’
Reading for Tuesday
Posted in Apropos of the 19th century..., tagged Hero of Our Time, turgenev on November 27, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Tbilisi – Vladikavkaz
Posted in Apropos of the 19th century..., tagged Georgia, Hero of Our Time, Lermontov, map on November 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
here’s the area where the narrator’s journey in “Bela” takes place: Take a good zoom in to view the massive Caucasian Mountains that are located in-between. It was this area that registered a good portion of the hostilities in September of this year.
Who was Lord Byron?
Posted in Apropos of the 19th century..., Comment on the Seminar, tagged Hero of Our Time, How Stuff Works, Lermontov, Lord Byron on November 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today in class we were discussing Lord Byron and the impact of his work upon Lermontov’s HoT. If you have twenty minutes, check out this podcast on Lord Byron’s life. It’s from the “Stuff you Missed in History Class” programme at HowStuffWorks.com. They broadcast free, entertaining, and informative bits on history, and their site is [...]
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