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Many noble words, but noble deeds are not visible ...

Nekrasov N.A.

Phraseologism: Many noble words, but noble deeds are not visible ...

Meaning: About empty talk in the absence of concrete cases.

Origin: From a poem without a title ("Smug talkers", 1856) N.A. Nekrasov (1821-1877): "Smug talkers, // Hunters of fashionable disputes, // Where there are many noble words, // But noble deeds are not visible ..."

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And he came, the plebeian unknown!

Meaning:

About the career or creative growth of a hitherto unknown person, from whom it was difficult to expect such success.

Origin:

From the poem "V. G. Belinsky" (1854) by I. A. Nekrasov (1821-1877): "And he came, an obscure plebeian! // He did not spare either flatterers, // Neither scoundrels, nor idiots, // Neither in the mask of hot patriots // Well-meaning thieves!"

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