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Alone, but fiery passion

Lermontov M.Yu.

Phraseologism: One, but fiery passion.

Meaning: About a hobby (goal, interest), to which someone devotes all his time, all his strength.

Origin: From the 3rd stanza of the poem "Mtsyri" (1840) by M. Yu. Lermontov (1814-1841). This is what the young man Mtsyri says about his desire to escape from the monastery, into which he fell against his will: "I knew only one thought power, / One, but a fiery passion: / She, like a worm, lived in me, / Gnawed my soul and burned."

Random phraseology:

Boldly, comrades, in step.

Meaning:

Phrase-symbol of revolution.

Origin:

The first line of the song of the same name by the professional revolutionary, chemist and poet Leonid Petrovich Radin (1860-1900), the words and music of which he wrote in the solitary confinement cell of the Moscow Taganskaya prison: the realm of freedom the road // We will pave the way for ourselves with our breasts. For the first time this song sounded on March 4, 1898: it was sung by a column of prisoners of the transit prison, among whom was the author of the song. Its first publication (without the author's name) took place in Geneva (1902).

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