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1     I, 2,3|   faithful. .Even illiterate ~peasants,. said Dean Stanley, .to
2     I, 5,2|    wonders how far uneducated peasants ~in Little Russia understood
3     I, 5,2|     Orthodox Church of their ~peasants to a Jewish usurer, who
4     I, 6,1| populous villages and enslave peasants to the brotherhood? .We
5     I, 6,3|  talking with simple people . peasants, beggars, and even criminals. ~
6     I, 6,3|        appealing specially to peasants and merchants, while Macarius
7     I, 7,5|   most part they were elderly peasants, to whom this pilgrim-~age
8     I, 7,5|  revealing picture of Russian peasants and their religious outlook).
9    II, 1,3|    vivid reverence of Russian peasants for~the exact places where