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With a kind, quiet word to remember (remember)

Shevchenko T.G.

Phraseologism: With a kind, quiet word, remember (remember).

Meaning: Remember someone with a feeling of gratitude, appreciation, respect, etc.

Origin: From the poem "If I die, then bury ..." ("When I die, bury ...") by the Ukrainian poet and artist Taras Grigoryevich Shevchenko (1814-1861). Usually used ironically, when it is understood that the one who is "remembered" by such a word evokes feelings of a completely different kind.

Random phraseology:

Pointless dreams.

Meaning:

Impossible dreams, projects.

Origin:

The words of Nicholas II from his speech to representatives of the nobility, zemstvos and cities, delivered in 1895. In this speech, Nicholas, among other things, said: “I know that lately in some zemstvo meetings the voices of people who were carried away by senseless dreams of participating representatives of the zemstvos in matters of internal administration. Let everyone know that, devoting all my strength to the good of the people, I will guard the beginning of autocracy as firmly and unswervingly as my unforgettable late parent guarded it. Nikolai read the speech from a note enclosed in a round lambskin hat, which he held in his hands. From excitement, he, instead of "unrealizable dreams," as it stood in the text of the speech written for him, read "meaningless dreams."

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