How To Use moujik In A Sentence
- It hadn't even occurred to me that he might be in the shooting party, but here he came, strolling across, and behind him a great burly unmistakable moujik, in smock and boots, carrying his pouches. Fiancée
- Then he snapped his fingers, and the moujik came padding out of the dimness of the wood; he was heeled and ready as well, his eyes glaring above his furze of beard. Fiancée
- Note: Note: [From Judy Boss] While I have let stand such variants as "mujik" and "moujik" or "Koondooz" and "Koundouze," I have made the following changes to the text: Michael Strogoff : or the Courier of the Czar
- They all desire it, _gospodar_, from the Grand Duke in his beautiful palace to the _moujik_ in his cellar -- they all desire my lovely book! The Book of All-Power
- There was a thumping of boots on the bank, I started round, and there was the moujik, not ten yards away. Fiancée
- And there, standing not five yards off, with a smoking revolver in his hand, was a tall fellow in tweeds; he just gave me a nod, and then jumped lightly over the rocks and stood over the moujik, who was groaning and clutching his bleeding arm. Fiancée
- There are at the caravansarai a number of travellers, among them a moujik of the Don, travelling to Teheran and beyond in company with a Tabreez Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume II From Teheran To Yokohama
- I have my own loader," says he, indicating the moujik. Fiancée
- ` Hellish places, by all accounts, rations a Siberian moujik wouldn't touch, and less civilised behaviour than you'd meet in the Congo, but I'm told there's no education like it - a lifetime's trainin 'in knavery packed into six years. Watershed
- Adoremus in aeternum" was their motto; he was her humble "moujik," and she was his "predilecta, his love, his life, his only thought." [ Honore de Balzac, His Life and Writings
