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Attributes of a Dandy
<em>Eugene Onegin: </em>"Reading Fashion"
Onegin's attention to the finer details of appearance, including nails and hands, characterized a dandy.
Elizabeth LaFave
Text: Oxford's World Classics
Image: Los Angeles County Museum of Art
<p>«Янтарь на трубках Цареграда,</p>
<p> Фарфор и бронза на столе,</p>
<p>И, чувств изнеженных отрада,</p>
<p>Духи в гранёном хрустале;</p>
<p>Гребенки, пилочки стальные,</p>
<p>Прямые ножницы, кривые,</p>
<p>И щетки тридцати родов</p>
<p>И для ногтей и для зубов»(1, XXIV, 15). <br /><br /><br />“Imported pipes of Turkish amber,</p>
<p>Fine china, bronzes—all displayed;</p>
<p>And purely to delight and pamper,</p>
<p>Perfumes in crystal jars arrayed;</p>
<p>Steel files and combs in many guises,</p>
<p>Straight scissors, curved ones, thirty sizes</p>
<p>Of brushes for the modern male—</p>
<p>For hair and teeth and fingernail” (Chapter 1, Stanza 24, Page 15). </p>
<p><br /><br />«Хранили многие страницы</p>
<p>Отметку резкую ногтей» (7, XXIII, 167). <br /><br /><br />“Some pages still preserved the traces</p>
<p>Where fingernails had sharply pressed” (Chapter 7, Stanza 23, Page 167). </p>
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