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Cossack Tales

Note 7 — NICHOLAS GOGOL. (continued 2)

Jurij V. Tolstoj translation

A cossackin means a Cossack's dress, which is a coat fastened by hooks down the middle of the breast, and fitting closely to the figure. It is furnished with skirts which never descend lower than the knee.

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