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Zhunko: Pushkin has 80% of his rhymes verboten.
Come on, Vadim. I don't believe it. Where did the number come from?
 

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Mathemat:
Come on, Vadim. I don't believe it. Where did the figure come from?
It's a known fact. You can check it out for yourself. At least he didn't shy away from verbal rhyme.
 
Vinin:

12. The word 'no' has no form of change.

And the men don't know...

"Mistress! Isn't there another corner in the house? - No, my dear." A. Pushkin.
"Too much to say, and no time." A. Turgenev
"A head like no other in all Russia." Griboyedov
 
Zhunko:

Pushkin has 80% of his rhymes verboten.


... It's appalling to know that Pushkin didn't read Dostoevsky.
 
jartmailru:
And the men don't know...

"Mistress! Isn't there another corner in the house? - No, my dear." A. Pushkin.
"Too much to say, and no time." A. Turgenev
"A head like no other in all Russia." Griboyedov
It's direct speech. That's fine. It is possible.
sergeev:

...It's appalling to know that Pushkin didn't read Dostoevsky.

He didn't even read Strugatsky!
 
Zhunko:
It's a well-known fact. You can check it out for yourself. At least he didn't shy away from verbal rhyme.

Let's veto and ban poetry as well. If the robot itself has no soul, you can leave poetry untouched, it's up to the author how he wants to engrave his thought, it's not the educational prose of socialist narratives. You just want to digitize everything.
 
Rorschach:
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Zhunko:
It's a well-known fact. You can check it out for yourself. At least he didn't shy away from verbal rhyme.

What do you want from a Negro whose first language was French?

If he'd seen Bezrukov as himself, he probably wouldn't have rhymed and inflected like that either.
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