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In those days when I was new...

Pushkin A.S.

Phraseologism: In those days when I was new...

Meaning: On the freshness of perception in youth.

Origin: A quote from A. S. Pushkin's poem "The Demon" (1824): "In those days when I was new // All the impressions of life."

Random phraseology:

Put under cloth.

Meaning:

Postpone any business indefinitely, leave it without consideration, do not give it a move.

Origin:

The cloth here is a woolen fabric with a smooth surface, which covered the desk. The case was shelved - it means that the case was left without execution (initially - the paper was not signed).

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