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"We've passed it, pa‑assed it," a child's feeble voice rang pitifully. "Right! " shouted an angry bass behind. "To the right, right, r‑r‑right," gaily and swiftly sounded a chorus in front. Someone ground his teeth, someone whistled piercingly. A band of dogs broke into a thin bark, at once angry and joyful. "O‑o‑o! Ha‑ha‑ha! " the whole crowd laughed and groaned alternately.
The sledge was tossed up and plunged into a hollow of the road. Kashintzev opened his eyes.