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The Cossacks

CHAPTER XXVII
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After drinking two bowls of chikhir he and Nazarka rode away to the outpost.

The night was warm, dark, and calm.

They rode in silence, only the footfall of their horses was heard.

Lukashka started a song about the Cossack, Mingal, but stopped before he had finished the first verse, and after a pause, turning to Nazarka, said: 'I say, she wouldn't let me in!' 'Oh ?' rejoined Nazarka.

'I knew she wouldn't.


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