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id: 35577
author: Gul'bat, Abraam Abraamovich
title: Caucasian Legends
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  Saint Nina 37 Before dying he also, just like Mirian, hung his royal crown on the marvellous cross of Saint Nina, touched his son and successor Mirdat the Second with it, and afterwards placed the crown on the head of his son and openly proclaimed him his rightful heir.


id: 4761
author: Tolstoy, Leo, graf
title: The Cossacks: A Tale of 1852
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sentence: 4547
flesch: 90
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  Then a maid came out; as she came along, Said, To one of you I shall soon belong! In the square, before the shop door which was lit up and open, the black and white figures of Cossack men and maids showed through the darkness, and one heard from afar their loud songs and laughter and talk.


id: 34485
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
title: The Circassian Chief: A Romance of Russia
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  The Hadji, Alp, and many other chiefs, and their followers rushed on the bayonets of the infantry. After the lapse of a few minutes, this fit of rage seemed to have subsided, as turning towards Ivan, he said-- Young man, let me never hear again of so discreditable an occurrence.


