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Велӧдӧмыс тӧдса... (1932)
by Куратов Ӧльӧш Вань

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Йӧзӧдан во: 1932. Ӧшмӧс: Куратов Иван Ӧлексеевич. Гижӧд чукӧр (1850–1870ʼ вояс). Сыктывкар: Коми госиздат, 1932.

335820Велӧдӧмыс тӧдса...1932Куратов Ӧльӧш Вань

Repurgare, resaignare et reclysterisare
(Мольер)

Велӧдӧмыс тӧдса,
Сы понда и мустӧм:
Рай пыр сылӧн пӧдса,
Ад ӧтторъя кустӧм!

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