"The young lady-peasant woman", a brief summary and the history of creation

"The young lady-peasant woman", the brief content of which we will consider, is included in the cycle, named AS Pushkin's "The Tale of Belkin." These are the first prosaic works brought to the end by the writer. They were created in Boldino in 1930 and came out as a separate book. The story "Maiden-peasant woman" completes this cycle.

An interesting analogy, which many researchers see between the works of Karamzin and Pushkin. The fate of the "Poor Lisa" is somewhat repeated by the " Maiden-Peasant Woman", whose brief content coincides with the acclaimed work, but, however, with famous bills.

In the remote province lived two neighbor-landowner - Berestov and Muromsky. Because of the difference in attitude towards farming, they did not get along very well. If Berestov is a diligent master who managed to triple the income of his estate, Muromsky, on the contrary, was a "real Russian gentleman" who squandered most of his property and continued unjustified style of life in "English manners."

The summary of the "Maiden-peasant woman" can not convey all the details of the life of these landowners. But we know that Berestov had a son, Alexei, who dreamed of becoming a soldier and used the neighboring villages for the glory of a sad, disappointed young man. Although, of course, it was just a mask to attract the attention of the romantic county ladies.

Muromsky also brought up his only daughter Lisa in English. And, grown up in the Russian outback, spoiled and in no way aware of the refusal of the "Englishwoman" decided in what would not become acquainted with Alexis.

To help the girl comes her faithful servant-confidante Nastya. Together they devise the way they can, without causing suspicion, to talk with the young man: Lisa will dress up as a peasant woman and go to the forest where the young master often hunts! About how the two girls thought through the entire masquerade, says "The young lady-peasant woman." The summary can not contain all the fascinating details of their invention.

Of course, having met once on the path a nice village, Alexei does not know who is in front of him. Called Akulina, the daughter of a blacksmith, the girl is so good and unusual that after a few meetings the young master was already in love with her. Needless to say: our "Akulina" too was filled with tender feelings for Alexei.

But she did not even dare to think of any recognition. After all, their fathers are irreconcilably hostile, and even admit to the fraud, so far gone, already ashamed. And Alexei though thought about their relationship, but still realized that between him and the peasant girl is too long to be overcome.

And as the "Maiden-Peasant Woman" tells, the brief content of which we give, the case interfered with the case. Muromsky and Berestov faced hunting. Muromsky's horse carried it, and it fell. His neighbor rushed to the rescue and offered to rest from the incident in his estate. Thus, relations between former enemies are restored.

In continuation of these relations, Berestov decides to marry his son to a neighbor's girlfriend and informs him about it. The experience of the unhappy describes in detail "The young lady-peasant woman". Summary Can only tell what happened next. Alex decides to talk with the daughter of Murom, because he does not love her! And he writes his fiery letter to his dear Akulina. And what was his surprise when, entering without a report to the house of the Murom, he found his beloved with a letter at the window!

Thus ends the ironic-sentimental work, which was composed by Alexander Pushkin ("The young lady-peasant woman"). Of course, reading is not a summary, but we hope that it will help you understand how interesting the story itself is.