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Cossack Tales

Note 29 — NICHOLAS GOGOL. (continued 3)

Jurij V. Tolstoj translation

The Polish Jewesses, when married, follow very strictly the prescription of their law to hide their hair and their ears; but, as a compensation for not showing their beautiful hair, and wearing no earrings, they wear wigs on their head, and pieces of cloth adorned with jewels over their ears.

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