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Great beast for small deeds

Krylov I.A.
Krylov I.A.

Phraseologism: Great beast for small things.

Meaning: About people who make a lot of effort and ingenuity to do trifling things that are not worth the effort spent on them.

Origin: Quote from I. A. Krylov's fable "The Education of a Lion" (1811). Leo decides to give his son to be raised by Mole, because "there was a rumor about him, // That he loves great order in everything: // He won't step without feeling a step, // And every grain for his table // He cleans himself, he himself and beats, // And in a word, glory went, // Like a great beast a mole for small deeds..."

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Origin:

Signature under a political poster (1920) calling for entry into the Red Army (artist Dmitry Moor, pseudonym for Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov, 1883-1946).

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