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Taras Bulba and Other Tales

CHAPTER XII
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I shall not dance with my bridegroom: they will carry me out.

Dark, dark will be my dwelling of maple wood; and, instead of chimneys, a cross will stand upon the roof." Peter stood petrified, without moving from the spot, when the innocent child lisped out Pidorka's words to him.

"And I, wretched man, had thought to go to the Crimea and Turkey, to win gold and return to thee, my beauty! But it may not be.

We have been overlooked by the evil eye.

I too shall have a wedding, dear one; but no ecclesiastics will be present at that wedding.


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