The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-01


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be- vas informed that az imperial ,rIrI'r
and q post carriage awaited HIM 90 Nk-
h~ailovsky Without having any eNplan,-
tion vouFh -afci - him boz tas carried
IN a. full gallon 20 Np- oV tul while
~till is-patt"r"l wlth mui Was burned
into tho prr-"nrr 81 Nicholas Pu.lkin
him.rlf gives h" follow iug a'rpuu' OF hI-
Intervicw III" Emperor. having ,,u-
vrr-ad with mo fpr -pm" t'Vu" FINALLY asked
P'Isiik,n. would yuu have taken part N
tho revolt ~ tCc"mhcr ~. IS2I. Eid You
l@cn IN F"trrshurE'' IL" au-Hcr vi.
"Iudphitlhlv NJ my fri"'.I. were IN tho
plot aud ! must nave taken NY -i,a~" ~ ~
Nv absence. alon" saved ne f"r Vhi"u I
thank Gud" The Emperor ,pnncut Wa
-lou have committed fulie- enough Nnw
tris, you are reasonable and that 49, -hlll
never quarrel again You must send me an
you writ" myself viii be- your c"u-or."
Pushkin. /, -rrnIs. ~a- deeply touched 10y
thu reception and eager to take service
under - generous a master. lie took for
AAehH W. W. = =" - TfNAl 'NAA
he merely nominal
~ time went on. however. he harmed
that suspicion. once incurred, va, ike
a stain hnpele~siv indalihle Nicholas
might lc Pushkin'~ censor IN name, bat
the Minister Of Police took care To- be- -
in fact. Now began a hong series of petty
restrictions and u~prinands
which put tho poets Ifr ON a level With
~ - Cd. t,,L.t - l..,.. ,.,.,. .nI Ii -.
the n -enrlantm, lat q" Iuis-crnt ~lnrgIur
vhi,h have teen observed t. r"u-uiltr
he final stage in the career "f almost every
Russian poet ohicial ~r-rirlpn dogg"l
him even e., tho grave Murtnllv wnunioi
IN Il duel ou January p, 1897, h" He'd ~"
DAYS attcrwari, and 10" Iinvrrnmoul.
fpa ring "a demonstration ">rlud"d to wIbhc
from the church ~ which tn" requiem
service was performed. 4 hitl' later
his remains were removed during the nivht
and escorted by tho police 10 the grave
yard of "A monastery where those of his
mother had been Inferred, For many
years aft n his death the close censorship
exercised over the publication of his writ
ing- ohstruCted tine preparation Of "a com-
plate biographical and critical estimate.
Bielinsky's weighty articles, written he
tween isi3 and isi6. though themselves
hacking in insight, long continued tn form
the basis of all close ana lv~iS of his work.
our author points out that the poems dat
ing from Pushkin's school days and the
early s%stirical or pamphlet" VERSES ar"
chiefly interesting a. show ing the cytraor-
binary rapidity of his intnll'ctIal growth
and the care which from m" first he he
slowed on tn technical side of his art.
I'VE discern tho influence uf Juhov,ky
in the romantic Culoring of some nf these
juvenile poems. and Tint Of PatiIShkov
in the chiselled excellence OF their work
manship." Hard on tho political verses
followed a group of transitional poems,
in which the influence of his Russian pre-
cursorS was prrc'ptihlv IN ~" waDn and
thai of Byron clcimcd ~a.cardanCy One
of the first Indication 90 me Bvrouic phrase
il Recognizable IN u short poem. The Black
Shawl" "a Moiiaviar song winch IN" port
ov ,rheard in q tavern and aiap;Hd to BIZ
own fancy. The Prisoner la tho CRrca sis"
has been defined as The Corsair" IN another
dress. Speaking of this work u litllr later
Pushkin said: 1T utters the voice of my
heart, bur in his maturity his artistic iudg-
ment condemned it. In The Gypsie-" Oisoi)