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Taras Bulba and Other Tales

CHAPTER VI
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At that moment indistinct shouts rang through the street, accompanied by the sound of trumpets and kettledrums; but he heard them not.

He was only conscious of the beauteous mouth bathing him with its warm, sweet breath, of the tears streaming down his face, and of her long, unbound perfumed hair, veiling him completely in its dark and shining silk.
At that moment the Tatar ran in with a cry of joy.

"Saved, saved!" she cried, beside herself.

"Our troops have entered the city.

They have brought corn, millet, flour, and Zaporozhtzi in chains!" But no one heard that "our troops" had arrived in the city, or what they had brought with them, or how they had bound the Zaporozhtzi.


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