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[375] Khudyakof, No. 104. From the Orel Government.
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[376] The kholodnaya izba—the “cold izba,” as opposed to the “warm izba” or living room.
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[377] The etymology of the word koldun is still, I believe, a moot point. The discovery of the money in the warlock’s coffin seems an improbable incident. In the original version of the story the wizard may, perhaps, have turned into a heap of gold (see above, p. 231, on “Gold-men”).
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[378] Campbell, No. 13, vol. i. p. 215.

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Russian Fairy Tales: A Choice Collection of Muscovite Folk-lore, Project Gutenberg eBook #22373

The Warlock.[375] GHOST STORIES.