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The Cossacks

CHAPTER XVI
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'Well, why not ?' he used to say to himself.

'I'll give them some fresh meat, or a bird, and they won't forget Daddy: they'll sometimes bring a cake or a piece of pie.' 'Good morning.

Mark! I am glad to see you,' shouted the old man cheerfully, and quickly putting down his bare feet he jumped off his bed and walked a step or two along the creaking floor, looked down at his out-turned toes, and suddenly, amused by the appearance of his feet, smiled, stamped with his bare heel on the ground, stamped again, and then performed a funny dance-step.

'That's clever, eh ?' he asked, his small eyes glistening.

Lukashka smiled faintly.


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