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id: 37027
title: With Fire and Sword: An Historical Novel of Poland and Russia
author: Sienkiewicz, Henryk
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  "Then come with me," said Pan Yan. And taking him to his quarters, he began to tease him to transfer his "Thank your friend," said the prince, turning to Pan Yan, "and prepare Tugai Bey looked at Skshetuski and answered: "You said this was a man "Bogun, do you know Pan Skshetuski well?" asked Zagloba, suddenly. that Prince Yeremi had passed, the people shook their heads, and said "Do not speak to me of Pan Kisel," said the prince; "for I know well "All right!" said Skshetuski; and turning to the Cossacks, he began to The prince looked long into the eyes of the voevoda, and said "Zagloba has fastened on him like a horse-leech," said Pan Yan, Zagloba began to nod and turn his head like a man who is unable to "It is more likely," said Zagloba, "that some noble looked on her." "God has rewarded Skshetuski with the death of Bogun," said Zagloba,


id: 58409
title: Cossack Tales
author: Gogol, Nikolai Vasilevich
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  new abode?" said the Cossack Choop, stepping out of his cottage, to a in his head; thou''lt see if he does not marry thy mother!"[17] said and forwards before the eyes, Choop might have been seen a long time, "Good evening, Solokha," said Choop, stepping into the room, "Thou Vakoola, here art thou; a good evening to thee!" said the belle, Old Tarass bent his head and thoughtfully muttered, "Good Cossacks were that fellow will make in time a good colonel!" said old Tarass; "Stupid boy," said Tarass to him, "the Cossack who knows how to wait, and she remained a long time sitting with her beautiful head thrown "To the Ssiecha!" said Tarass, and lifted his arm high above his head. Hardly had the Cossacks had time to look back, "To horse, Ostap!" said Tarass, and hastened to join the Cossacks, to eyes and turning away, but, nevertheless, remaining a long time.


