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The Cossacks

CHAPTER XV
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Dear one, come this way! "They'll scent me," one thinks; and one sits and does not stir while one's heart goes dun! dun! dun! and simply lifts you.

Once this spring a fine litter came near me, I saw something black.

"In the name of the Father and of the Son," and I was just about to fire when she grunts to her pigs: "Danger, children," she says, "there's a man here," and off they all ran, breaking through the bushes.

And she had been so close I could almost have bitten her.' 'How could a sow tell her brood that a man was there ?' asked Olenin.
'What do you think?
You think the beast's a fool?
No, he is wiser than a man though you do call him a pig! He knows everything.

Take this for instance.


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