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who knows the titles of the chapters in Lermontov's poem Mtsyri need to be posed? and got a better answer
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I know. 26 chapters in total 1 A few years ago 2 Once a Russian general 3 You want to hear my confession 4 Old man! I have heard many times 5 The grave does not frighten me 6 You want to know what I saw 7 And I remembered my father's house 8 You want to know what I did 9 I ran long - where, where? 10 Down deep beneath me 11 Around me the garden of God bloomed 12 Then to the stream from above 13 Holding a jug over my head 14 Toiling in the night exhausted 15 In vain in frenzy at times 16 Do you remember the childhood years 17 I waited. And now, in the shadow of the night 18 To my bosom 19 You see on my bosom 20 I came out of the woods. And behold 21 Yea, I have earned my lot! 22 And like him, scorched me 23 And was all in heaven 24 So I was found and lifted up 25 Farewell, father. give me your hand 26 When I am about to die
I know. 26 chapters in total 1 A few years ago 2 Once a Russian general 3 You want to hear my confession 4 Old man! I have heard many times 5 The grave does not frighten me 6 You want to know what I saw 7 And I remembered my father's house 8 You want to know what I did 9 I ran long - where, where? 10 Down deep beneath me 11 Around me the garden of God bloomed 12 Then to the stream from above 13 Holding a jug over my head 14 Toiling in the night exhausted 15 In vain in frenzy at times 16 Do you remember the childhood years 17 I waited. And now, in the shadow of the night 18 To my bosom 19 You see on my bosom 20 I came out of the woods. And behold 21 Yea, I have earned my lot! 22 And like him, scorched me 23 And was all in heaven 24 So I was found and lifted up 25 Farewell, father. give me your hand 26 When I am about to die
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1.There was a monastery. 2.Out of pity a monk of a child prIse 3.The beginning of the confession of the dying Mtsyri. 4.In my soul I made a vow. 5.You lived, old man, I could have lived as well. 6.You want to know what I saw? 7 I remembered my father's house. 8.I ran away. Oh, like a brother I would embrace the storm! 9.Immovable, I lay silent. 10.On the edge of the impending abyss I lay. 11And all nature's voices were there. 12Then I began to descend to the stream from above. 13There was a narrow path that led down to the shore. 14I lost sight of the mountains, and here I began to lose my way. 15Then I fell on the ground and sobbed in a frenzy 16A mighty leopard jumped out of the thicket and lay down. 17And the first frantic leap. threatened me with death. 18The battle boiled over, the fight to the death! 19Fate laughed at me! 20.I returned to my prison. 21.Yes, I deserved my fate! 22The fire of a merciless day was upon me. 23I was dying. 24 I was found. 25.Farewell, father. 26.And with that thought I will fall asleep and curse no one!
1.There was a monastery. 2.Out of pity a monk of a child prIse 3.The beginning of the confession of the dying Mtsyri. 4.In my soul I made a vow. 5.You lived, old man, I could have lived as well. 6.You want to know what I saw? 7 I remembered my father's house. 8.I ran away. Oh, like a brother I would embrace the storm! 9.Immovable, I lay silent. 10.On the edge of the impending abyss I lay. 11And all nature's voices were there. 12Then I began to descend to the stream from above. 13There was a narrow path that led down to the shore. 14I lost sight of the mountains, and here I began to lose my way. 15Then I fell on the ground and sobbed in a frenzy 16A mighty leopard jumped out of the thicket and lay down. 17And the first frantic leap. threatened me with death. 18The battle boiled over, the fight to the death! 19Fate laughed at me! 20.I returned to my prison. 21.Yes, I deserved my fate! 22The fire of a merciless day was upon me. 23I was dying. 24 I was found. 25.Farewell, father. 26.And with that thought I will fall asleep and curse no one!