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Столицав кеподсть шум витият

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Столицав кеподсть шум витият (1941)
by Некрасов, Николай Алексеевич, translated by Аф содаф (аноним), edited by Игнатьев Г. А.
Некрасов, Николай Алексеевич276284Столицав кеподсть шум витият1941Аф содаф (аноним)
 

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Столицав кеподсть шум витият[1],
И лаказевсь словеснай бой,
А вов кучкасонза Россиять
Спокойна, сетьмось вековой.
Лишь вармась сетьмоши аф максси
Кить крайста од исатнень пряс,
Сон алу мяндьсыне дугакс синь;
И, модать-тядять мархта палсезь,
Сёронь прятне шумондасть...

 
1857  к.
 

  1. Вития — оратор.
 
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  • it was anonymously published before January 1, 1946 (more than 50 years ago from 1/1/1996).

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