Nikolay Gogol. (№ 466276)

If you only knew with what joy I left Switzerland and flew to my darling, my beautiful Italy! She is mine! No one in the world can take it away from me. I was born here. Russia, St. Petersburg, snow, scoundrels, department, department, theater - I dreamed of all this. I woke up again in my homeland and only regretted that the poetic part of this dream - you and three or four memories that left eternal joy in my soul - did not turn into reality.
Quote Explanation: Gogol wrote about “darling Italy” in a letter to Vasily Zhukovsky on October 30, 1837. From this time to 1846 he lived in Rome, only occasionally coming to Russia. In Italy, Nikolai Gogol visited the house of Princess Zinaida Volkonskaya and almost completely wrote Dead Souls. To this day, there is a memorial plaque with a bas-relief of the writer at house number 126 on Via Sistina.
№ 466276   Added MegaMozg 28-04-2024 / 15:09

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