| "Ukhar-merchant"
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| Went to the fair uhar-merchant,
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| Ukhar-merchant, daring fellow.
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| I went to the fair, cheerful and drunk,
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| In a red shirt, handsome and ruddy.
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| The merchant thought to water the horses,
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| I thought to surprise the village with a revelry.
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| Old and young he drinks wine,
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| Drinking everything, we drink, but we live.
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| Red girls frown, drink,
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| They dance, dance, and sing songs.
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| A merchant pesters a shy girl,
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| Beckons, kisses, takes by the hand.
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| Ashamed beauty, ashamed girlfriends,
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| It is torn from merchant hands.
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| The beautiful mother was quick,
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| With such a request, she approached the merchant:
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| “Stop you, merchant, stop, don’t indulge,
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| Don't dishonor my girl, don't kiss!"
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| Oh, yes, the merchant, how he shakes silver:
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| "No, it's not necessary - we'll find another one!"
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| Oh, yes, the merchant, how he shakes silver:
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| "No, it's not necessary - we'll find another one!" |