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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Witch, et. al by Anton Chekhov: student. "You ought to come to us in Moscow: there we have a fire
every day."
"Why, do you come from Moscow?" asked one of the young ladies.
"Yes, miss. My husband was a waiter at the Slavyansky Bazaar. And
this is my daughter," she said, indicating Sasha, who was cold
and huddling up to her. "She is a Moscow girl, too."
The two young ladies said something in French to the student, and
he gave Sasha a twenty-kopeck piece.
Old Father Osip saw this, and there was a gleam of hope in his
face.
"We must thank God, your honour, there was no wind," he said,
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