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mujik

British  
/ ˈmuːʒɪk /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of muzhik

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It is indeed difficult to believe the reports of the latest troubles and dissatisfaction which have burst forth in the midst of the quietest of mujiks.

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But in Russia even the mujik has constantly a temperature of nearly 77° in his cabin in the very height of winter, which he obtains in a very simple and economical manner.

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Yet his human sympathies were all with the recalcitrant mujiks who, soldiers now at the front, no longer felt any desire for fighting.

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An individual of this class is called a mujik.

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They are teaching the mujiks to grow wheat and harvest it.

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