‘Without burning thirst, what is the brook for?’ Arkadź Kulašoŭ asks in his verse.
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‘Without burning thirst, what is the brook for?’ Arkadź Kulašoŭ asks in his verse.
Source: tatoeba (1719755)
Instead of the haïdooks, their next of kin, the zaptiés now hold a kula on the highest point of the pass; here one pauses to rest after scrambling up the vile Turkish road on one side of the ravine, and before scrambling down the vile Turkish road on the other.
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The most important kulas of the Čengić-begs are those in Zagorje, in Rataji and the River Odžak near Ustikolina.
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The kulas were indeed like fortresses, with as many as twenty 'guns', i.e. adult men ready to fight.
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