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Proud music of the Storm

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Proud music of the Storm

the cohorn, a wind instrument  
 made of bark, bound  
 round with wire
used by the Russian shepherds  
 —& ☞ The fishermen on  
 the Don & the  
 Wolga
I hear the wild sound of the wild sound of  
  the from the the cohorn from Russ  
 shepherds or the  
 fishermen along the  
 Don or those of the  
 Wolga
preceding the above the sound of the  
  loshki the musical little  
 bells of the wooden loshki
—The Russian loshki, the  
 little bells attached to the  
 wood
The Sib I see, In Siberia the I see  
  dance the miners dancing  
 to mus the sound of  
 plates of metal  
 struck by boys, with  
 iron or wood
The old Russian ^hunting music,  
 the ^great band of composed  
 of horns alone only
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