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    Vovchok, Marko

    Marko Vovchok was a Ukrainian female writer of Russian descent. Her pen name, Marko Vovchok, was invented by Panteleimon Kulish. Her works had an anti-serfdom orientation and described the historical past of Ukraine.
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    • 2. An Unknows Traveler

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      by Vovchok, Marko — There was a reunion at the house of Danilo Tchabane. The evening was dark, the guests thoughtful and silent. The leaders themselves found it difficult to be cheerful. They looked at each other more than they conversed. It was evident that everyone felt the same anxiety. From time to time Andry Krouk was asked: “Are the walls of Tchigurine strong enough to endure an assault? Are its defenders brave men? Will you read again the last proclamation of the chief? Some of us have not yet heard it. Do you…
      1. Maroussia: A Maid of Ukraine
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      1.4 K Feb 27, '26 Vovchok, Marko 0
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    • 1. Ukraine

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      by Vovchok, Marko — I am about to relate what took place a long time ago in Ukraine, in an unknown but fresh and charming part of that country. I like little-known lands. Travelers do not visit them. Left to themselves, they keep to themselves their retreats and their secrets, their flowers and their feelings, their hardships and their simple pleasures. Their history is not known to everyone. The customs of their people are their own; if they are proud of all this, it is without suspecting it. One finds there what one does…
      1. Maroussia: A Maid of Ukraine
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      1.5 K Feb 27, '26 Vovchok, Marko 0
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