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Taras Bulba and Other Tales

CHAPTER IX
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"Ostap, Ostap! don't yield!" But they had already overpowered Ostap; one had flung his lasso about his neck, and they had bound him, and were carrying him away.

"Hey, Ostap, Ostap!" shouted Taras, forcing his way towards him, and cutting men down like cabbages to right and left.

"Hey, Ostap, Ostap!" But something at that moment struck him like a heavy stone.

All grew dim and confused before his eyes.

In one moment there flashed confusedly before him heads, spears, smoke, the gleam of fire, tree-trunks, and leaves; and then he sank heavily to the earth like a felled oak, and darkness covered his eyes..


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