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Without melancholy, without thought fatal

Maykov A.N.

Phraseologism: Without melancholy, without thought fatal.

Meaning: Jokingly ironic advice to treat something lightly, obeying natural aspirations and feelings.

Origin: From the poem "Fortunata" ("Happy", 1845) by the Russian poet Apollon Nikolaevich Maikov (1821-1897) from his poetic cycle "Essays on Rome": "Ah, love me without thinking, // Without longing, without fatal thought, // No reproaches, no empty doubts! // What's there to think? I'm yours, you're mine!"

Random phraseology:

There are no small roles, there are small actors.

Meaning:

A real actor can and should fully show his talent in a small role, and his performance will be no less memorable than the performance of the actor who plays the main role.

Origin:

The words of the famous Russian actor Mikhail Shchepkin (1788-1863), which became widely known thanks to K. S. Stanislavsky, who often repeated them.

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