Question

Напишите пожалуйсто рассказ о А.С.Пушкине на английском

Answer 1

In one of his estates lives Cyril P. Troyekurov rich noble lord, an arrogant tyrant. Neighbors around him and cater to fear. Sam Troyekurov only respects his poor neighbor Andrew Gavrilovic Dubrovsky, formerly a fellow at work. Troyekurov and Dubrovsky both widowers. We son, Vladimir Dubrovsky, I Troekurova daughter Masha. Once Troyekurov shows guests, among whom was Dubrovsky kennel. Dubrovsky disapproving speaks about the living conditions of servants Troekurova compared to dogs. One of PSARA, offended, said that "another gentleman would be nice to exchange the manor at the dog kennel" in Troekurova.

Outraged Dubrovsky leaves Troyekurov sends a letter demanding an apology and punishment huntsman. Troekurova do not like the tone of the letter. The conflict exacerbated by the fact that Dubrovsky finds in his domain Troekurova men who steal forest. Dubrovsky takes away their horses, and tells the peasants to carve. Short stories Pushkin hearing this, Troyekurov enraged. Using the services of assessors Shabashkin, Troyekurov claimed by the (non-existent) to own Kistenevka, Dubrovskikh estate. It awards the estate Troyekurov (Dubrovsky burnt paper, and to confirm their right to own Kistenevka he can not). Troyekurov signs the document of ownership Kistenevka when asked to sign the same document Dubrovsky, he goes crazy. He was sent to Kistenevka that he no longer belongs.

Dubrovsky is fading fast. Baby Sitter Egorovna letter notifies the incident Vladimir, Cornet, a graduate of the Cadet Corps. Vladimir gets leave and goes to his father in the village. At the station, he meets a coachman Anton, who assures his young master, that the peasants will be faithful to him, because they do not want to go to Troyekurov. Vladimir's father is seriously ill and asks the servants to leave them a



 

В одном из своих поместий живет Кирила Петрович Троекуров, богатый знатный барин, надменный самодур. Соседи во всём ему угождают и боятся. Сам Троекуров уважает только своего бедного соседа Андрея Гавриловича Дубровского, в прошлом своего товарища по службе. Троекуров и Дубровский оба вдовцы. У Дубровского сын Владимир, у Троекурова дочь Маша. Однажды Троекуров показывает гостям, среди которых находится и Дубровский, псарню. Дубровский неодобрительно отзывается об условиях жизни слуг Троекурова по сравнению с собаками. Один из псарей, обидевшись, заявляет, что «иному барину неплохо было бы променять усадьбу на собачью конуру» у Троекурова.

Оскорблённый Дубровский уезжает, посылает Троекурову письмо с требованием извинений и наказания псаря. Троекурова не устраивает тон письма. Конфликт усугубляется тем, что Дубровский обнаруживает в своих владениях мужиков Троекурова, ворующих лес. Дубровский отнимает у них лошадей, а крестьян велит высечь. Короткие рассказы Пушкина Узнав об этом, Троекуров приходит в бешенство. Воспользовавшись услугами заседателя Шабашкина, Троекуров заявляет свои права (несуществующие) на владение Кистенёвкой, имением Дубровских. Суд присуждает имение Троекурову (бумаги Дубровского сгорели, и подтвердить свое право на владение Кистенёвкой он не может). Троекуров подписывает документ на владение Кистенёвкой, когда предлагают подписать тот же документ Дубровскому, он сходит с ума. Его отправляют в Кистенёвку, которая ему уже не принадлежит.

Дубровский быстро угасает. Нянька Егоровна письмом уведомляет о случившемся Владимира, корнета, выпускника Кадетского корпуса. Владимир получает отпуск и отправляется к отцу в деревню. На станции его встречает кучер Антон, который уверяет молодого барина, что крестьяне будут ему верны, так как не хотят переходить к Троекурову. Владимир находит отца тяжело больным и просит слуг оставить их наедине

Answer 2

Once upon a time, in the vast and enchanting land of Russia, there lived a brilliant poet named Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. Born on June 6, 1799, in Moscow, Pushkin is widely regarded as one of the greatest literary figures in Russian history.

From a young age, Pushkin showed a remarkable talent for writing. He penned his first poem at the tender age of 15, and his gift for words only blossomed from there. His works encompassed a wide range of genres, including poetry, drama, and prose.

Pushkin's poetic style was characterized by his eloquence, vivid imagery, and heartfelt emotions. His verses had the power to transport readers to different worlds, to evoke profound feelings, and to capture the essence of the human experience. He delved into themes of love, freedom, nature, and the complexities of Russian society.

One of Pushkin's most celebrated works is his novel in verse, "Eugene Onegin." This masterpiece tells the story of a jaded aristocrat named Onegin and his tragic encounters with love and fate. Through exquisite poetic language, Pushkin explores themes of unrequited love, societal norms, and the consequences of one's actions.

Another notable work by Pushkin is his poem "The Bronze Horseman." This stirring piece tells the tale of a young man named Evgeny who faces the wrath of a giant bronze statue that comes to life. It serves as a powerful allegory for the struggle between man and the forces of nature, as well as a critique of the autocratic rule of the time.

Pushkin's genius extended beyond his poetry, as he also wrote plays, such as "Boris Godunov," which delves into the political intrigue and power struggles of medieval Russia. His plays showcased his ability to weave together historical events and fictional elements, creating captivating narratives that reflected the complexities of society.

Sadly, Pushkin's life was cut short at the age of 37, when he was mortally wounded in a duel over a trivial matter. His untimely death deeply saddened the literary world, as it lost a true visionary and a voice of the Russian people.

To this day, Pushkin's legacy lives on. His works continue to inspire and captivate readers around the world. He is revered as the father of modern Russian literature and a symbol of artistic excellence. His impact on the literary world cannot be overstated, and his works will forever serve as a testament to the power of words and the beauty of the human spirit.