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54991	Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich	Poems With Introduction and Notes			.txt	text/plain	20751	2209	91	a sign that through the individual soul of Pushkin sings that universal poiseful is Pushkin's poetry that in spite of all his pathos his soul theories, _your_ preconceived notions, and Emerson, like the great soul the god-filled soul the leaf is no less beautiful than the flower. the god-filled soul the grain of sand is no less beautiful than the Hence the following lines of Pushkin on the poet:-last settled down to quiet home-life, the memory of the days of yore light of Pushkin's twenty lines called "The Birdlet." Bryant alone, it These, then, are the three great virtues of Pushkin's poems: They But betrayed thou art by thy Greek maid. To thy soul not give it shall Be thou grieved: thy tender gaze Walk, whither draws thee thy spirit free: Walk, whither draws thee thy spirit free: Life, why given art thou me? Life, why given art thou me? Pushkin's soul.	./cache/54991.txt	./txt/54991.txt