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1     I, 4,3| despite his ~noble birth) as a peasant, dressing in the poorest
2     I, 4,3|         His garb was of coarse peasant felt, ~old and worn, unwashed,
3     I, 6,2|     arch, Nicon (1605-1681). A peasant by origin, Nicon was probably
4     I, 6,3|       experiences of a Russian peasant who tramped from place to
5     I, 7,1|    most of the monks come from peasant families and have little
6     I, 7,1|       of Saint Panteleimon: of peasant background, a simple and
7    II, 1,5|    cloth-~22~ing, working as a peasant in the kitchen garden to