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A Survey of Russian Literature, with Selections

CHAPTER VII
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The result is, that Lensky challenges Onyegin to a duel, and the seconds insist that it must be fought, though Onyegin would gladly apologize.

He kills Lensky, unintentionally, and immediately departs on his travels.

Olga speedily consoles herself, and marries a handsome officer.

Tatyana, a girl of profound feelings, remains inconsolable, refuses all offers of marriage, and at last, yielding to the entreaties of her anxious relatives, consents to spend a season in Moscow.

As a wall-flower, at her first ball, she captivates a wealthy prince, of very high standing in St.
Petersburg, and is persuaded by her parents to marry him.


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