Using Google Translate to Translate the First Stanza of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin

Here's my translation, with the help of Google Translate, of the first stanza of Alexander Pushkin's famous novel-in-verse, Eugene Onegin.

“My uncle has the rules most honest;

When he was seriously ill,

He forced us to treat him most fondest,

A plan thought up with utmost skill.

His example is surely science;

But, my God, to be in compliance

With a patient, sit night and day

Without leaving a step away!

What low treachery to the rundown

To amuse, to correct cushions

For him, to bring medications

Sadly, to sigh and think to oneself:

‘We know this is more than the flu,

When will the devil come for you?’”