The Young Muscovite, Or The Poles in Russia, 第 1 巻Cochrane and M'Crone, 1834 |
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Anastasia answered Kirsha appeared Archip Koudimitch art thou asked Batushka beard bench Boyard Kroutchina Boyarishnia bread and salt bride canst continued Kirsha Cossack cried Czar Czar of Russia dare daughter dear Diak Dimitry dost thou dress drink exclaimed Alexis eyes false Dimitry father Fedka Fedor Ivanowitch fellow Gregoriowna guests hand head hear Heaven Hetman honour horse impostor inquired isba King of Poland knout Kopichinsky Koudimitch lady Lesouta Lissowsky Little Russia look Lord loud master merchant Milolasky Mitia Moscow Muscovites nalivka Nijni nurse observed Pan Goncewsky Pan Tishkewich peasant Poles Polish Polish cavalry Prince rejoined replied Kirsha returned the Boyard Russ sarafan servant Sigismond silent Smolensko Steward stopped stranger Strelitz Tetka thee thou art thou hast Thou sayest thou wilt thyself traveller turned Vlaciowna voice whilst whispered Wladislaus woman words young Youry Demetrich Zamiatna Opaleff Zaporojetz Zemsky
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