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There were 3 poems in the book. 3 poems, 3 fates, 3 poems, death. Pushkin's poems flow with unusual intensity and in a way that demonstrates his mastery.
The book starts with Bahçesaray Fountain. The story of the fountain is told. Crimean Khan Giray's love for a Polish girl and the unhappy state of the Polish girl, Mariya. Then Pushkin sears the hearts.
Then you start translating Gypsies. Escaping from the law, Aleko makes love with a gypsy. But gypsies are fond of their freedom. Pushkin cauterizes again.
At the end, there is the poem Copper Horseman. It tells the story of Yevgeni, who dreams of marriage, and sinks into the waters of the Neva. Then, of course, you get branded again.
Pushkin makes us mourn in these three poetic stories. 6 deaths in 3 poems. 3 poems, 1000 woes.