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Reasonable, kind, eternal
Nekrasov N.A.
Phraseologism: Reasonable, kind, eternal.
Meaning: About knowledge, morality, life values that the teacher gives.
Origin: From the poem "To the Sowers" (1877) by N. L. Nekrasov (1821-1877), who refers to the "sowers of knowledge for the people's field": "Sow reasonable, good, eternal, // Sow! The Russian people will say thank you from the heart .. The expression "sower" is a stable image in Nekrasov's poetics: "an honest sower of good" he calls the critic V. G. Belinsky (the poem "Belinsky"), "the sower of truth" - the writer N. G. Chernyshevsky (the poem "Parable") , and also speaks of the "sower" in the poem "To whom it is good to live in Russia": "Such good soil - // The soul of the Russian people ... // O sower, come!" In this case, we are talking not only about the work of a school teacher, but also about the sum of certain "eternal values", about civic feeling, a new, progressive worldview, etc.
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All in the past.
Meaning:
About sadness, sadness, regret about the past and the irretrievable.
Origin:
Title of painting (1889) by Russian artist Vladimir Maksimovich Maksimov (1844-1911), located in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. The canvas depicts an old lady in an armchair, who is dozing in the garden against the backdrop of an old landowner's house with boarded up windows. Next to her is an old maid serving as a companion, who knits a stocking. |
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