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Cossack Tales

Note 23 — NICHOLAS GOGOL. (continued 3)

Jurij V. Tolstoj translation

The costume of the Polish Jews consists of a coat which goes down to the heels. On their feet they usually wear slippers. Their head is covered with a closely fitting skull cap, from beneath which on either side hands a long lock of hair which, together with their beard and mustachios, form the sanctum sanctorum of their persona.

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